We're seeing syslog messages during installers runs truncated to 256 chars. This is annoying.
Digging into the debian-installer source, its calling /sbin/syslogd from the initrd - this is a busybox binary. In the busybox source, there's a config variable CONFIG_FEATURE_SYSLOGD_READ_BUFFER_SIZE that defaults to 256. From the code, that looks to be the problem.
Can we either -
1. fix busybox to use a dynamic buffer, or
2. bump the config variable up to 1024 or so?
We're seeing syslog messages during installers runs truncated to 256 chars. This is annoying.
Digging into the debian-installer source, its calling /sbin/syslogd from the initrd - this is a busybox binary. In the busybox source, there's a config variable CONFIG_ FEATURE_ SYSLOGD_ READ_BUFFER_ SIZE that defaults to 256. From the code, that looks to be the problem.
Can we either -
1. fix busybox to use a dynamic buffer, or
2. bump the config variable up to 1024 or so?
I'm perfectly happy with solution 2 :)