Re: Pausing Boot Messages

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On Sat, 5 Jul 2003, Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote:

> On Saturday 05 July 2003 13:29, Robert L Cochran wrote in an attempt to 
> be witty and funny:
> > When I reboot the computer and start seeing boot messages, is there a
> > way to either:
> >
> > pause the messages, resume execution of initscripts, then pause again
> >
> > single-step execution of the scripts that produce the messages
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Bob Cochran
> > Greenbelt, Maryland, USA
> 
> yes. Anytime during or after the disc check, press "I" on your keyboard. 
> This will enable interactive startup, allowing you to 
> allow/disallow/continue (enter non-interactive startup) any of the init 
> scripts.

You can also use <ctrl s> and <ctrl q> to stop and restart the scroll. When 
things are stopped you can use <shift pg up> to scroll back and see what you
missed.

HTH,

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