HI all,
When I boot up my fiasco and all its modules, how can I collect all the text/logs that appears on my screen for later debugging purpose?
Thanks, karipap.
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Hi,
| When I boot up my fiasco and all its modules, how can I collect all the | text/logs that appears on my screen for later debugging purpose?
on real hardware we usually use a serial cable attached to our computers and the minicom tool to read/write.
Virtual machines like Qemu, VBox or VMWare also provide means to get the serial line output to the host machine.
Bjoern
wira wrote:
HI all,
When I boot up my fiasco and all its modules, how can I collect all the text/logs that appears on my screen for later debugging purpose?
Fiasco can be configured to print debug information on the serial line when you enable
-> Kernel Debugging -> Support for debugging over serial line
To capture this input please consider the documentation for your serial communication program. E.g., minicom starts capturing with Ctrl-A L. The capture file you can either specify when being prompted or at the command line with the -C option.
Regards
Marcus
l4-hackers@os.inf.tu-dresden.de
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