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Old 05-15-2016, 06:16 AM   #41
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Originally Posted by Doitsu View Post
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@knc1: On full-blown Linux machines I can use modprobe to load device drivers; does the Kindle have a similar mechanism?
Yes.
Used every time you plug or un-plug the USB cable for example.
The Kindle kernel's module auto-loader is fully functional.

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Earlier you mentioned running a KUAL script to capture dmesg -
If you meant my "dmesg to document" button -
it does do a:
dmesg -c
command.

So run it once - discard the document -
do whatever your interested in -
run it again -
the second document has only the content **after** the first document.

(All output from that button can be "cat'ed" together - I thought I mentioned that in the information about that button.)
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