Hi Jean-Baptiste,
You can force dpkg to overwrite files by adding the --force-overwrite param to the command to install the bootlogd .deb:
sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite bootlogd_2.86.02_*.deb
Tested this on jaunty and it produces a nice /var/log/bootmsg file.
Hope this helps,
glitsj16
Hi Jean-Baptiste,
You can force dpkg to overwrite files by adding the --force-overwrite param to the command to install the bootlogd .deb:
sudo dpkg -i --force-overwrite bootlogd_ 2.86.02_ *.deb
Tested this on jaunty and it produces a nice /var/log/bootmsg file.
Hope this helps,
glitsj16