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On Fri, 1 Mar 2002, Mike Fedyk wrote:

> I believe any pII or newer MB should support it, and you need to tell your
> log checker to look for the new output from the kernel...
> 
> Mike
> 
what about the boot option, and what do i tell the logchecker to look
for? There must be documentation somewhere about this? all i find in a
google search is stuff from list archives and cant seem to find much
about using it. Maybe need to dig deeper or something *shrug*
-- 
"With a name like Black Sabbath, we'd look a right bunch of idiots standing 
there with a flower in our hands." -- Ozzy Osbourne

Chad Young           
Registered Linux User #195191
@ http://counter.li.org
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