Peter N. M. Hansteenfw_update(8) now checks dmesg(8) output in addition to dmesg.boot https://www.undeadly.org/cgi?action=article;sid=20251230094932 #openbsd #firmware #fw_update #dmesg
Donau2Space.deDichter Nebel hängt über Passau. Unter dem Vordach ist’s still, fast zu still – man hört nur das leise Tackern vom Notebook-Lüfter. Meine Messreihe läuft wieder nicht ganz sauber: plötzlich 2 bis 18 Sekunden Zeitsprünge, obwohl das GPS‑1PPS-Signal stabil bleibt. Also: neuer Versuch, diesmal mit vollem Trace-Setup.
Ich hab trace-cmd record parallel zu laufendem dmesg --follow und chronyc tracking gestartet. Bei jeder 1PPS‑Flanke und jedem clocksource‑Wechsel setze ich […]
garyI may try to sell a hardened debian on an enc persistent part - a nvme bootable usb4 device, lots of 'extras' installed - some of it depends on the hw obviously #dmesg #thunder chiken #debian blends
Habr[Перевод] Диагностика неполадок в Linux: эти 4 шага помогут исправить 99% ошибок
Любая неожиданная ошибка в Linux может выбесить. Но хорошая новость в том, что почти каждую проблему в Linux можно решить, если действовать просто и системно. Всего четыре базовых шага, которые подходят почти под любую ситуацию. Главное, оставаться последовательным. Эффективная диагностика в Linux — это системный подход, когда вы проверяете по одному возможному источнику проблемы за раз. В этой статье я разберу основные шаги, которыми чаще всего пользуются системные администраторы, когда Linux выдает ошибку. Этот подход одинаково хорошо работает и на серверах Linux, и на настольных системах и поможет вам справиться с чем угодно — от проблем при загрузке до «упрямых» приложений, которые не хотят нормально запускаться. 4 шага диагностики
https://habr.com/ru/companies/otus/articles/967276/
#линукс #диагностика_Linux #поиск_ошибок #системное_администрирование #логирование #journalctl #dmesg #анализ_логов #сбой_загрузки #неисправности_серверов
sysop I was thinking about the https://dmesgd.nycbug.org/dmesgd?do=index&fts=cybersec website.
Do you guys believe that it is ok, to post your dmesg ? Or... doing it might raise security concerns ?
Thanks in advance, Yours Truly
Aho#Linux 6.16 will report the cause to a reset/reboot of system if you have a #AMD #Zen based CPU like #Ryzen or #EPYC
This can be handy to see it in the #dmesg output, just hope this will be logged properly so it's easy to find if you have a lot of clutter reported.
Source: https://www.phoronix.com/news/AMD-Report-Previous-Reset-Cause
Linux 6.16 Will Begin Reporting The Cause Of Your AMD Zen System Being Reset/Rebooted
In the event of your AMD Ryzen or EPYC system being randomly reset or unexpectedly rebooted under Linux, the Linux kernel with the upcoming Linux 6.16 cycle is gaining the ability to report the reason for that reset
Dendrobatus AzureusPlaying in my dmesg output again.
Since the miniPC has a broken GPU and CPU (APU one die) thanks to Gigabytes puny small APU fan, I seek messages to find more unstable things the kernel found so I can disable them,.
Martin ███████Too Good To #014
In today’s installment:
- #dmesg from before the machine crashed
- #Kill process ID from #pidfile
- Let #systemd retry a task
- Set #MTU on #OpenVPN connections in #Networkmanager
Daniele Verducci 🧉Sometimes I feel really #n00b ...
A couple of day ago the #touchpad on my #slimbook #kde edition stopped working. I restarted, looked at #dmesg, searched the device in #lsusb, but found no clue... I just used a #mouse waiting to have time for a deeper troubleshooting.
Today, I noticed the trackpad was working perfectly before login 🤔
...it was disabled in the settings 🤦
#linux #newbie #noob #pebkac
A couple of day ago the #touchpad on my #slimbook #kde edition stopped working. I restarted, looked at #dmesg, searched the device in #lsusb, but found no clue... I just used a #mouse waiting to have time for a deeper troubleshooting.
Today, I noticed the trackpad was working perfectly before login 🤔
...it was disabled in the settings 🤦
#linux #newbie #noob #pebkac
When was the last time that you ran
`dmesg|less` on your linux system?
You **NEVER** did?
You dont know what you are missing my POSIX dweller!
Look at the awsome input to your brains!!!
Of course you should first run
`man dmesg` since you should not trust a command which uses sudo from a stranger on the internet
https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/dmesg.1.html
<< dmesg - print or control the kernel ring buffer
Yes on debian based machines, for some odd reason you are not allowed to run dmesg anymore as a regular user, so I run
`sudo dmesg|less`
Now you know what dmesg does, run it and learn to the bit, what happens on your linux machine when you cycle through the POST sequence
