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==Wayland logs== | == Wayland logs == | ||
To get the logs of the wayland protocol messages, set this environment variable: | To get the logs of the wayland protocol messages, set this environment variable: | ||
{{Board$}} export WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 | {{Board$}} export WAYLAND_DEBUG=1 | ||
==Saving Weston logs in a file== | == Saving Weston logs in a file == | ||
Standard Weston logs are available in the '''/ | Standard Weston logs are available in the '''/home/weston/weston.log''' file when Weston is started with the "weston user" using the systemd service. | ||
{{Board$}} cat / | {{Board$}} cat /home/weston/weston.log | ||
==Displaying Weston logs on a console== | == Displaying Weston logs on a console == | ||
Start Weston with the following command: | Start Weston with the following command: | ||
{{Board$}} weston --tty=1 & | {{Board$}} weston --tty=1 & | ||
Revision as of 16:43, 9 June 2022
1. Wayland logs
To get the logs of the wayland protocol messages, set this environment variable:
export WAYLAND_DEBUG=1
2. Saving Weston logs in a file
Standard Weston logs are available in the /home/weston/weston.log file when Weston is started with the "weston user" using the systemd service.
cat /home/weston/weston.log
3. Displaying Weston logs on a console
Start Weston with the following command:
weston --tty=1 &
All Weston logs are then displayed on the console.