Michael Parson wrote:
> Edit /etc/syslog.conf and change the destination for anything writing
> to /dev/console to write to a file, like maybe /var/log/console.
I don't have syslogd(8) on the machine. I wonder what actually makes
the kernel output to /dev/console, and if it can be controlled by
m
On 2018-06-27 17:25, Cág wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to completely disable kernel messages on the console
(they are green by default)? "boot -q" reduces verbosity, but "boot -z"
doesn't disable them, instead reducing verbosity of init (white on
black
by default). Settin
Hi,
Is it possible to completely disable kernel messages on the console
(they are green by default)? "boot -q" reduces verbosity, but "boot -z"
doesn't disable them, instead reducing verbosity of init (white on black
by default). Setting kern.messages to 0 with sysctl do
