dmesg

Code: fdisk - l say about ANY present HDDs, is there anything in the output of 'dmesg' pertaining to a faulty HDD?

LinuxQuestions.org chachi95 2010

And if I load ndiswrapper driver bcm43xx is still used as the terminal command 'dmesg' is showing me in the system log, while ndiswrapper was used when the connection was once and only once established.

LinuxQuestions.org rodyz 2010

Perhaps it's aborting on start up for some reason but "dmesg" does not make any reference to it except for identifying me printer.

LinuxQuestions.org 2009

I will retract the statement saying the problem is with the firmware version as there is a version 1 device supported by OpenWRT. can you post "dmesg" command result, from original firmware?

OpenWrt : News 2009

I will retract the statement saying the problem is with the firmware version as there is a version 1 device supported by OpenWRT. can you post "dmesg" command result, from original firmware?

OpenWrt : News 2009

When I insert the card, "dmesg" shows these messages:

LinuxQuestions.org 2009

Inserting the drive and looking at 'dmesg' it detects the drive: -

Ubuntu Forums etlpkby 2009

If the wireless device does NOT show up with ifconfig, then look for it using "dmesg" and

LinuxQuestions.org tito_drum 2008

At my weekly "dmesg" check I found the martian messages all from the eth1 interface, which currently isn't active but is connected physically.

PCLinuxOS-Forums 2008

Yesterday when I runned "dmesg" to see how much information will give me my kernel and to see large amount of hardware, I was a little bit frustrated because of lack of any hardware information.

LXer Linux News 2008