Launched in 2004, dmesgd aims to provide a user-submitted repository of searchable *BSD dmesgs. The dmesg(8) command displays the system message buffer's content, and during boot a copy is saved to /var/run/dmesg.boot. This buffer contains the operating system release, name and version, a list of devices identified, plus a whole host of other useful information. We hope others find this resource useful and further contribute to its growth. Contact us at [ admin at lists dot nycbug dot org ]. Note that this site is not a substitute for sending the dmesg directly to the respective project.


Available tokens: date, nickname, description, dmesg.

Date From (nickname) OS (derived) Description
2004-07-30 BSD TECH NetBSD i86 - P3 933mhz
2004-07-28 Bortzmeyer NetBSD NetBSD 1.6.2 on UltraSparc 10 headless Mostly used for development/experimentation
2004-07-26 hbent NetBSD Power Macintosh G4/733 (4X AGP)
2004-07-25 hbent NetBSD Dell PowerEdge 1400
2004-07-15 tm NetBSD Sun Ultra1E/170
2004-07-08 tm NetBSD Acorn RiscPC 600 + StrongARM CPU card
2004-07-08 tm NetBSD IBM RS/6000 43P-100
2004-06-30 LapisLazuli NetBSD SGI O2 (R5000 MIPS CPU) with 312MiB of RAM (of which NetBSD can only see 256MiB, unfortunately). Integrated ultra-SCSI is used, but the on-board NIC isn`t fully supported (ARCS ("bios") can use it to netboot the kernel, but the OS can`t use it) so there`s a cheap PCI NIC installed in the single PCI slot. Laz is used as a shell (mail, mostly) and IRC server for a local users group.
2004-06-29 Beaker NetBSD The Machine: ------------ Sun Microsystems SPARCstation 1+ running the NetBSD-1.6.1/sparc NOS. The Specs: ---------- Sun 4/65 system board + 25 MHz Wietek CPU + 64MB ECC RAM Seagate ST1480 424MB SCSI-2 Hard Drive Milan AUI-to-Ethernet transceiver (10Mbps) The Purpose: ------------ Simple Machines is a University of MN Gopher server owned and operated by Beaker and located in Eugene, OR. Though it exists solely for its owner`s amusement, some attempt is made to provide useful information, primarily of interest to those living in the greater Eugene-Springfield area, local canoeists and kayakers in particular.
2004-06-29 TGEN NetBSD Intel Celeron Tualatin 1.0A on a Apollo Pro 266 (non-T) board, with hardsoldered Tualatin hacks. 256MB PC2100 DDR SDRAM.
2004-06-29 Snark NetBSD One of the few remaining pc532`s in the world, complete with a SCSI-Ethernet adapter.
2004-06-28 elektro NetBSD Cobalt Qube (MIPS) running Server Monitoring System. Installed over network.
2004-06-27 basilisk NetBSD HP ProLiant ML110 2.8 GHz i386 256M RAM. Running NetBSD 2.0F
2004-06-27 NAron NetBSD Pentium 100 Mhz - x86 machine. Home-gateway
2004-06-27 Nocker NetBSD NetBSD current on i386 (p3-500)
2004-06-27 ekarttun NetBSD NetBSD 2.0 Beta on i386 (P3@800)
2004-06-27 antioch NetBSD IBM z50
2004-06-27 destinqo NetBSD proxy, debugging linux application on BSD system (python)
2004-06-27 elektro-schuepp NetBSD Sun Ultra-5.
2004-06-26 ball NetBSD A Sun SPARCstation 5 running NetBSD-1.6.2/sparc.
2004-06-26 Kirtai NetBSD Dual head Athlon running NetBSD-1.6ZH with PCI IDE and SCSI controllers on ABit KV7
2004-06-26 anthrax NetBSD IBM ThinkPad 750CE (486 100MHz/24MB RAM)
2004-06-26 Kefren NetBSD Dual Pentium Pro - Compaq Proliant 2500
2004-06-26 ookami NetBSD
2004-06-25 schnoebe NetBSD HP Pavilion ze4500 Laptop (with an Atheros WiFi mini-pci card instead of the HP provided Broadcom card.)
2004-06-25 jdwhite NetBSD Dell Inspiron 5000 Xircom CardBus Ethernet 10/100 + Modem 56
2004-06-25 dbolgheroni NetBSD A macppc machine (Power Macintosh 9500/120) serving as NAT server, firewall server and for burning CDs, with 604e 120MHz processor and 32MB RAM. There are "lost carrier" an "collision error" error, but these problems can be solved just connecting the network cables. ;-)
2004-06-25 dbolgheroni NetBSD My ECS A900 laptop, an i386 platform with Via C3 processor and 512MB RAM.
2004-06-25 rumble NetBSD IBM Thinkpad T23 running NetBSD 2.0-beta
2004-06-25 Ben Collver NetBSD PC, Intel P4
2004-06-25 hbent NetBSD Dell Optiplex GX1p
2004-06-25 hbent NetBSD Sun Ultra 60
2004-06-25 hbent NetBSD Apple Power Macintosh G3/300 (Beige) tower with "Wings" A/V card
2004-06-25 hbent NetBSD Compaq Proliant 1600
2004-06-25 Poobah NetBSD NetBSD 2.0F on: AMD Athlon XP 1800 Asus VIA Apollo Pro 266 mb Onboard sound, video, and ethernet configured, plus second ethernet card.
2004-06-25 Bladerunner NetBSD Sun Microsystems Pci II PCI-card Pentium inside Sparc, SunBlade 100, f:dosboot netbsd, rarp, bootparam, nfs, root and swap Service ==> Solaris 10(Express), netbsd-kern: Devices not needed not configured, netbsd-kern: USB Flash driver patched (no fictious geometry)
2004-06-25 Peorth NetBSD Dell dimension T600. Used as test machine. Running NetBSD since v1.5.x Beeing reinstalled every 6 month (I test a lot). The USB and mpeg card are not configured.
2004-06-25 ball NetBSD PC with 450 MHz AMD K6-2+, FIC VA-503+ mainboard, DRI PCI modem (doesn`t work, despite not being an evil WinModem), 64 Mb of (FPM SIMM) RAM, ATI Xpert 98 (runs X beautifully). Also ran NetBSD well when it had a 225 MHz Cyrix MII microprocessor.
2004-06-25 ball NetBSD Lefty, one of a pair of Compaq ProLinea 4/xx that have found new leases in life as lightweight Web servers.
2004-06-25 ball NetBSD HP Pavillion 7420

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