Re: How does the klogd work?

Tom Pollerman wrote:

>  Both syslogd and klogd are in the sysklogd.rpm package. You can
>check if you have it installed with:
>
>                  rpm -q sysklogd
>
> Although klogd can be run as a standalone daemon, it is run together
>with syslogd and the kernel messages are logged along with system
>messages. Where they get logged (normally /var/log/messages) is
>controlled by the /etc/syslog.conf file. You may edit this, if you
>wish.
> To have syslogd running when you start your computer, as root, type:
>
>                   setup <enter>
>
>select 'System services' and the 'syslog' using the <up><down> arrow
>keys and the <space> key. Then highlight 'ok' using the <tab> key, and
>quit. When you restart the computer, both syslogd and klogd should be
>running. You can see all the running processes with:
>
>            ps aux | less
>  
>
Thanks for you reply my question again. I am sure the way you point to 
me is work, but to my problem--a mini linux system, I need add too many 
thing to my 32 M CF card. Following your advice I want check the 
sysklogd rpm package, and find out a way to add it by handle.
Aftre all, thanks for your help.

Tom