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Originally Posted by ed007
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OK, so you know how to post a video.
Would you try following my directions next?
First step in capturing useful information from the kernel message buffer:
sudo dmesg -c
Which clears the message buffer after reporting the current contents.
You can see that if you do:
sudo dmesg -c
sudo dmesg -c
And the second command will have nothing to report because the first one cleared the buffer.
At this point take the single action that you expect the kernel to recognize, such as plugging in or unplugging a removable device (the K2 USB connection is one such thing).
Then examine the message buffer - which you know was empty before your
single action - meaning whatever is in there now is the result of your single action.
Highlight the desired information in the command terminal, copy, paste into a text editor (not a word processor) such as gedit.
No need to waste anyone's time with a meaningless, 10 minute video.
Question:
What was that "usb connect" command that you typed in the terminal?
Your system did not recognize it, but what did you intend by typing it?
Note:
Video shows you running as 'root' in the command line terminals.
An
extremely bad idea even for someone who knows what they are doing.