Re: [SAGE] Solaris boot Console logging??

["Joseph Boyer Jr." <joseph.boyer@gs.com>]

Thanks! 

I have though that, but I already have my servers connected to ANNEX
Servers, which are supported by someone else, so reconfiguring it for
logging is out. I am looking for some way to capture the console just a
boot time and log it to a file, /var/adm/bootlog, and to be able to view
it via the serial connection (if possible). Kinda the way SUSE linux
does it. 

I know that i may be grasping at straws here?

-joe

Doug Hughes wrote:
> 
> On Tue, 16 Jul 2002, Joseph Boyer Jr. wrote:
> 
> > Folks, just a quick question:
> >
> > Is there a way to logging the console of SUN box to a file for just the
> > boot process. I know that this is done in my flavors of linux and it
> > could prove to be useful for some of my servers.
> >
> 
> not directly, but, it's quite easy to hook a serial port to the ttyA
> (termA, SerialA, etc) of a Sun and unplug the keyboard to get a serial
> console. Then, running kermit, or xmodem or procomm or telix, or
> minicom or whatever, you can boot the machine and capture the results
> in a buffer.
> 
>         Doug

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