Reading the screen, while logging out

[Lordshooter]

Reading the screen, while logging out.

While logging out there comes a black screen, that looks, like the kernel information,
but it passes too fast, to be able to read it properly:

How am I able to get that exact same message to read an a "not moving picture", on a page?

I know, there is a System Log, but it does not show the same information.


Thank you.

Alexander

[hazel]

The messages actually come from the close-down scripts in /etc/rc0.d. I suggest you look in them. Thanks for writing a brief request this time.

[robin_bga]

Hi,
It depends on how long that message stays on, otherwise if it goes like a sec, then set your snapshot software to work of some key, say like "printscrn", then wait when that pops up, and take the shot.Either way u can do the following, "cat /etc/rc.d/rc0.d/S20halt"
All the best

Cheers
Robin

[scm]

Hi,
Either way u can do the following, "cat /etc/rc.d/rc0.d/S20halt"

Er, how does printing the halt script (/etc/init.d/halt is less to type, BTW) help the poster see the kernel shutdown messages?