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Hi, Can somebody let me know the correct typing to view the running log. ie( view usb ports when in or out of operation use ! using Kubuntu hardy herald ...
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    View running log

    Hi,
    Can somebody let me know the correct typing to view the running log.
    ie( view usb ports when in or out of operation use !

    using Kubuntu hardy herald

    cheers

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    try tail -f /var/log/messages thats what i do on Fedora, but it should work on hardly heron too i guess.

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    For USB devices you will want to use , 'dmesg'.

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    Code:
    tail -s 3 -f /var/log/messages
    Above code will give relevant info about USB device.
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    Thanks for your quick replies, i missed out the message part
    tail -f /var/log/messages

    cheers

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