Quoth Glen Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> I don't know if this helps any but I have found that printk()
> didn't appear to work for me either. So I tried removing the
> prefixes to the strings and printk() worked after that. Example:
> printk (KERN_NOTICE "Actual message.\n");
> Nothing ever printed for me. Then I removed the KERN_NOTICE
> out of the statement. printk ("Actual message.\n"); Then I
> started seeing the messages appear on my serial console.
> Maybe I have something set wrong but it works for me.
Maybe your console loglevel is being set weirdly.
Try adding "debug" to the kernel boot parameters. That might help.
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