On Fri, Aug 05, 2005 at 09:21:14AM -0400, R P Herrold wrote: > On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Gobbledegeek wrote: > > >/bin/cat "<xxxx> (Based on Fedora Core 3)\n\r Kernel \r on an \m \n\r" > >>/etc/issue > > one assumes you nean to use 'echo' in teh preceeding line > > as to the crash cause, the python traceback would have the > cause on the screen. I've found this isn't always the case. Sometimes a lot of text will be dumped that makes the real reason disappear in output that is forced off-screen. Is there a way yet to log remotely? Besides outputting to a serial interface and capturing that? Assuming the interface is up, how about a netcat to a logging server? Guess I can hack initrd. On the same thread, can one easily enable telnetd during the install? I have done this during sun flash installs to telnet in and tail the install log so I can track build progress on a remote, headless server. ben. -- Registered Linux user number 339435
