Boot logging
The blogd daemon determines the real underlying character device of /dev/console. Blogd spawns a pty/tty pair to reconnect the current /dev/console with the slave of the pty/tty pair. During writing information from this slave to the real character device a ring buffer is used to hold the information for writing it to an existing logging file.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| blog-rpmlintrc | 0000000147 147 Bytes | |
| blog.changes | 0000003391 3.31 KB | |
| blog.spec | 0000006553 6.4 KB | |
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libconsole-Add-console-into-the-list-only-when-suc |
0000003335 3.26 KB | |
| libconsole-Correctly-ignore-early-consoles.patch | 0000001452 1.42 KB | |
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libconsole-Really-allow-to-use-dev-console-as-a-fa |
0000001133 1.11 KB | |
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libconsole-never-return-empty-list-from-getconsole |
0000001151 1.12 KB | |
| showconsole-2.18.tar.gz | 0000039848 38.9 KB |
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