Ok so the <N> is both the priority and facility numbers combined. Where the lowest 3 bits are priority and any upper bits are facility. By default any userspace log is 1, and only kernel messages originating from the kernel can be 0.
http://www.mjmwired.net/kernel/Documentation/ABI/testing/dev-kmsg
So this sounds like something that needs to be patched in sysloggers and not the kernel.
Ok so the <N> is both the priority and facility numbers combined. Where the lowest 3 bits are priority and any upper bits are facility. By default any userspace log is 1, and only kernel messages originating from the kernel can be 0.
http:// www.mjmwired. net/kernel/ Documentation/ ABI/testing/ dev-kmsg
So this sounds like something that needs to be patched in sysloggers and not the kernel.