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dmesg: add page #1431
dmesg: add page #1431
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Since this is only for unix-like operating systems, I would recommend you duplicate the page into individual folders of linux, osx and sunos.
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> Write the kernel messages in Linux and other Unix-like operating systems to standard output. |
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Since we would be splitting the page into per-os level, we can remove the "Linux and other Unix-like operating systems".
So there, I suggest -
Display kernel messages to standard output.
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- Show how much physical memory is available on this system: |
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I think we should first put the example of the simplest command usage, which is just dmesg
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Woo! Thanks for the feedback! |
@sbrl - ping for review |
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Looks good to me!
@agnivade I didn't see this one! I really need to keep a closer eye on the PRs page. You can tell that I forget about it and only keep an eye on my notifications..... :P
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- Show how much physical memory is available on this system: | ||
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`dmesg | grep -i memory` |
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That's a really cool trick that I hadn't thought of. Awesome 😺
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> Write the kernel messages to standard output. |
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This feels a teensy bit awkward, but it's nothing to worry about - I can't think of anything better :P
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