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Subject: [PATCH] /bin/dmesg to dmesg Path
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Dmesg is not in every distro at /bin/dmesg, in NixOS for example, this fails,
but the path should in most cases contain dmesg.
This follows the example of replacing /bin/bash with bash Path in the codebase.

Signed-off-by: April John <april@acab.dev>