Ah. Your buffer is too small. As it’s a ring buffer, earlier messages
get overridden. Either increase the size on the Linux command line with
for example `log_buf_len=4M`, or, if the systemd journal is running, it
should store all Linux kernel messages too:
Am 18.09.20 um 09:40 schrieb Mirek Ingr:
> Sure thing, here you are:
> $ grep -i microcode /proc/cpuinfo
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
> microcode : 0xd6
Thank you.
> The output of 'dmesg' is attached as a file.
Ah. Your buffer is too small. As it’s a ring buffer, earlier messages
get overridden. Either increase the size on the Linux command line with
for example `log_buf_len=4M`, or, if the systemd journal is running, it
should store all Linux kernel messages too:
$ journalctl -k