Obtain a List of All Files Read by the Kernel During Boot
by SMurf7 from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6CN9A)
Hello,
Under Windows, if you go into the Safe Mode options and select "Enable Boot Logging", after booting a file called "ntbtlog.txt" appears in the Windows directory. The file contains entries like:-
Code:...
Loaded driver \SystemRoot\system32\drivers\ACPI.sys
...Is there a way that I can obtain a similar list of modules, firmware blobs, etc. in the order that the Linux kernel loads/reads them? (Timestamped would be even better)
Under Windows, if you go into the Safe Mode options and select "Enable Boot Logging", after booting a file called "ntbtlog.txt" appears in the Windows directory. The file contains entries like:-
Code:...
Loaded driver \SystemRoot\system32\drivers\ACPI.sys
...Is there a way that I can obtain a similar list of modules, firmware blobs, etc. in the order that the Linux kernel loads/reads them? (Timestamped would be even better)