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Hello!

I just couldn't find it, where can I get those
messages, which come during the boot sequence
just after white text (kernel) and before "login: "
prompt. Are they even saved somewhere? I know
that errors are written to /var/log/messages,
but I need the exact dump of those messages.
Should I hack into rc?

Best wishes,
Andrew