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Re: [opensuse] kernel messages on openSUSE 11.2
- From: Tejas Guruswamy <tejas.guruswamy@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 06 Mar 2011 00:27:35 +0000
- Message-id: <4D72D4F7.4020106@opensuse.org>
On 05/03/11 18:07, Istvan Gabor wrote:
instability, so the behaviour of the kernel is to let all logged-in
users/terminals know immediately that something is wrong so they can
save work before everything goes up in flames.
So the problem is, to get what you ask, would be to go directly against
the intended behaviour of the system. My recommendation is that it would
probably be much easier to solve the underlying issue - only if that
proves truly impossible you should look at klogd or whatever and try and
disable that.
just a bad module being loaded the solution might be very simple ... try
asking for help about the error messages you see.
Regards,
Tejas
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2011. március 5. 11:21 napon Tejas Guruswamy <tejas.guruswamy@xxxxxxxxxxxx>A kernel oops is usually a very bad thing that will cause further system
írta:
On 04/03/11 17:56, Istvan Gabor wrote:Thanks for replying.
Hello:If the kernel is spitting out messages it means something is going very
I use openSUSE 11.2 with default kernel-desktop, and KDE 3.5.10 as desktop
manager.
Sometimes so called 'kernel message' windows pop-up on the screen, and the
same messages are shown in all the the opened terminal windows (konsole).
Is there a way to disable this and/or restrict to it only one window, eg to
the popping-up x-window?
Thanks,
Istvan
wrong; an OOPS maybe? It is intentional that the message goes to all
logged-in users / terminals, so that someone does something about it.
Have you already tried identifying the underlying problem?
I have not identified the problem, but indeed it was OOPS.
But it is a different question.
I find it very annoying to get the messages at 6-8 konsole windows plus the
pop up window. I wold like to disable these messages. Is it possible?
instability, so the behaviour of the kernel is to let all logged-in
users/terminals know immediately that something is wrong so they can
save work before everything goes up in flames.
So the problem is, to get what you ask, would be to go directly against
the intended behaviour of the system. My recommendation is that it would
probably be much easier to solve the underlying issue - only if that
proves truly impossible you should look at klogd or whatever and try and
disable that.
In pre 11 SUSE versions (9.x, 10.x) I never seen messages like these.Probably because your kernel wasn't oopsing on earlier systems. If it's
just a bad module being loaded the solution might be very simple ... try
asking for help about the error messages you see.
Regards,
Tejas
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