If CM has implemented it correctly, dmesg
should have 2 copies. One current and one from last reboot. You'll have to find where your dmesg copies are located. Try with:
find / -iname "*dmesg*"
Being root when using find
is always an advantage.
EDIT: The other option is to look at the kernel messages. They are called "kmsg" and can be found in:
/proc/last_kmsg
/proc/kmsg
But these are special files, so in order not to block your terminal when reading you have to use cat like this:
cat /proc/last_kmsg |less
and you probably need to be root. This is not always present or updated, so you may need to change the contents of this file /sys/module/printk/parameters/always_kmsg_dump
from "N" to "Y".
stabely
and couldn't find it in my Oxford Dictionary. Is it a typo or a real word? – Firelord♦ Mar 10 '15 at 18:19stably
(fromstable
), so it's definitely a typo. – GiantTree Mar 10 '15 at 18:23