Mac OS X (10.4.11), MBP, MM, MBP
ChangeAgent wrote:
I use Verbose login to see what is happening, however this runs sometimes so fast I do not get a change to read it all, is there a way to pause it during start-up?
dmesg | moreChangeAgent wrote:
I use Verbose login to see what is happening, however this runs sometimes so fast I do not get a change to read it all, is there a way to pause it during start-up?
dmesg | moreMichael Conniff wrote:
Not really. But once it has completed booting,
dmesg | more
sudo dmesg | moreOSX Paul wrote:
Use Console.app (in Applications/Utilities) to view the system.log file, it will have all your bootup messages (amongst other things)
ChangeAgent wrote:
I get:
:~ e$ dmesg | more
Unable to obtain kernel buffer: Operation not permitted
usage: sudo dmesg
Michael Conniff wrote:
Then you are running Leopard.
You may need to update your profile to reflect 10.5 rather than 10.4.
ChangeAgent wrote:
Sorry Michael I run both and did not indicate this.
Verbose login; how to pause the process during start-up