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Originally Posted by dgiorgio
how do I pass the result of dmesg?
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You can capture the output sent to STDOUT to a file via redirection. As an example:
$ dmesg > dmesg_output.txt
Cut-and-paste the file's contents into a response to this thread. Not knowing
anything about your configuration, you may need to copy the file to a flash drive, & mount it in a new environment which has a browser & Internet connection before you are finished.
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I am testing in virtualbox.
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The problem with virtualization software is that like any other piece of software, it will likely have bugs. Although there has been a resurgence in the virtualization market in the last few years, companies & projects building virtualization software target the largest markets -- Windows, OS/X, Linux, & perhaps Solaris. Few virtualization environments support OpenBSD, & most don't do a very good job. The OpenBSD project is also not thrilled with virtualized environments because of their bugs which adversely affects stability, security, & support.
Likewise, I don't use any virtualized software solutions, so I will not be able to help you further. Perhaps someone else with experience in using VirtualBox with OpenBSD will join this thread to help you.