Does anyone know a way to capture to a log file or a screens shot all the information that rolls by when you start in verbose mode (Apple plus v keys)?
I've got a driver problem I'm trying to figure out.
Does anyone know a way to capture to a log file or a screens shot all the information that rolls by when you start in verbose mode (Apple plus v keys)?
I've got a driver problem I'm trying to figure out.
Just open the Terminal, type dmesg | more and see what went flying by on the screen during your verbose-mode boot. Try man dmesg for a bit more information on how it works.
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Originally posted by mcsjgs
Does anyone know a way to capture to a log file or a screens shot all the information that rolls by when you start in verbose mode (Apple plus v keys)?
I've got a driver problem I'm trying to figure out.
Just open the Terminal, type dmesg | more and see what went flying by on the screen during your verbose-mode boot. Try man dmesg for a bit more information on how it works.
When using a Unix-like OS you will find dmesg to be a very usefill tool. So many problems I have run into using Linux were spotted in dmesg.