Question:
Could you tell me the way how to collect syslog(kernel log)?
Back Ground:
According to SFDC#01219418, dev team request to collect syslog for debugging.
In my understanding, “dmesg” was captured syslog, but dev team request to collect “logread”, “logread -f”, and “logread -f | … &”, but my device was faild to “logread”.
I would like to know the way to collect syslog by any “logread” command.
Here is step by step to reproduce this issue.
Reproduce rate is 100%.
#1 boot-up, wait to sense standby #2 192.168.2.2 login (root) #3 type “logread” #4 show as “logread: can’t find syslogd buffer: No such file or directory”
Please note that cusomer device used legato application and it was installed inside this failure device.
do you mean once you received these fresh modules, they are having this issue?
(then this might be some quality issue instead of legato issue)
Will the module be recovered if you clear the userapp partition?
I have some test here, even the legato framework is not running, the logread should be still Ok to get syslog.
root@swi-mdm9x28-wp:~# find / -name "syslog"
/etc/init.d/syslog
find: /proc/1856: No such file or directory
/sys/fs/smackfs/syslog
root@swi-mdm9x28-wp:~# legato status
Systems installed:
19 [good] <-- current
Legato framework is NOT running.