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System Log Messages

9-6 Express5800/ftServer: System Administrator’s Guide for the Linux Operating System

CAUTIONCAUTION

Boot monitoring is one of the fault-tolerant features of your

ftServer system. You must reenable it for full fault

tolerance.

System Log Messages

System log messages contain information on the operation state of the system. The file

/var/log/messages contains system log messages. You can find logs that are

specific to ftServer systems in the directory /var/opt/ft/log.

See ‘‘OpState:State Definitions’’ on page 8-158 and ‘‘OpState:Reason Definitions’’ on

page 8-159 for explanations of some of the terminology you may see in these

messages.

Error and Log Messages Regarding Keyboard and Mouse

In the system log or at system boot, you may see stderr messages such as those

shown in

Example 9-1. These and similar messages may occur multiple times. They

are not a cause for concern if the system boots without undue delay, and when the

operating system presents you with the logon prompt, it is appropriately presented on

your display device and your input devices are supported to interact with the system.

The messages are an unavoidable result of the order in which drivers need to be

loaded during the Linux operating system distribution boot process.

Example 9-1. Possible Keyboard and Mouse Error Messages at Boot Time

Mar 15 07:15:00 ftlx rc.sysinit: Initializing USB keyboard: failed

Mar 15 07:15:00 ftlx modprobe: modprobe: Can’t locate module mousedev

Mar 15 07:15:00 ftlx rc.sysinit: Initializing USB mouse: failed

Mar 15 07:15:07 ftlx ifup: SIOCSIFADDR: No such device

Mar 15 07:15:51 ftlx kernel: Keyboard timed out[1]

kernel: keyboard timed out[1]

Mar 15 07:15:52 ftlx kernel: keyboard: Timeout - AT keyboard not present? (f4)

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