This is silly but,
in 6.3 the line:
devb-ram cam quiet ram capacity=65536
prints out:
DINIT
Is there anyway to surpress the DINIT output?
I would have thought that ‘quiet’ should do it.
Bill Caroselli wrote:
This is silly but,
in 6.3 the line:
devb-ram cam quiet ram capacity=65536
prints out:
DINIT
Is there anyway to surpress the DINIT output?
I would have thought that ‘quiet’ should do it.
It’s a silly historic debugging printf(); I’ve arbitrarily removed it
(it was annoying me too!). It as post-6.3 (but I don’t see why I can’t
push it into the PatchA) … But short of redirecting stdout, I don’t
know how it can be eliminated otherwise until then.
John Garvey <jgarvey@qnx.com> wrote:
JG > Bill Caroselli wrote:
This is silly but,
in 6.3 the line:
devb-ram cam quiet ram capacity=65536
prints out:
DINIT
Is there anyway to surpress the DINIT output?
I would have thought that ‘quiet’ should do it.
JG > It’s a silly historic debugging printf(); I’ve arbitrarily removed it
JG > (it was annoying me too!). It as post-6.3 (but I don’t see why I can’t
JG > push it into the PatchA) … But short of redirecting stdout, I don’t
JG > know how it can be eliminated otherwise until then.
OK. Yes, I know I can redirect to /dev/null. I was just afraid that one
day there might be an important message that I missed.