Where are log files?

[MarkDark]

Can you help me to find the files record the logs of working system like SysInfo's System Log?
I tried to search by
find / -name *log*
but nothing.

[kundancool]

Can you help me to find the files record the logs of working system like SysInfo's System Log?
I tried to search by
find / -name *log*
but nothing.

is it integrated in firmware ?

and what kind of log you are searching ?

if you are searching for file that contain system log shown by sysinfo

try this command

cat /proc/kmsg

[MarkDark]

Thank Kundancool.
Im trying to search whats record into log file while phone connects to pc.
kmsg is file i need.
but i try
cat /proc/kmsg > /mmc/mmca1/test
result : new test file is an empty file
or
cat /proc/kmsg | grep plug
result : ekonsole shows some lines but it cannot finish. cat command continues to show more lines on ekonsole's screen and not finish yet.
cannot cp kmsg to new location.

[kundancool]

well it continues to update every time
may be that is the reason why it will not get copied to location

can you tell me what are you intending to do with the message?

[MarkDark]

I need log's info when received sms, too.

I'm trying to written an application to notice sms unread after several minutes.
But i try

check=`cat /proc/ksmg | grep XXX` #XXX is somethings i need to find in log file, OR check=`cat /proc/kmsg |grep XXX | tail`
while [ -n "$check" ] ;do
smg=`showQ -t20 -m "Found !!" -1 "Break" -2 "Continues"`
if [ "$smg" = "0" ]; then break; else :;fi
done

but WHILE doesn't not work because $check doesn't work, too.

[kundancool]

I need log's info when received sms, too.

I'm trying to written an application to notice sms unread after several minutes.
But i try

check=`cat /proc/ksmg | grep XXX` #XXX is somethings i need to find in log file, OR check=`cat /proc/kmsg |grep XXX | tail`
while [ -n "$check" ] ;do
smg=`showQ -t20 -m "Found !!" -1 "Break" -2 "Continues"`
if [ "$smg" = "0" ]; then break; else :;fi
done

but WHILE doesn't not work because $check doesn't work, too.

well I would suggest to use Qt to check for current status
like message unread and all that you want

I think using bash could be a bad idea in this

[MarkDark]

I understand, but Im not learned C++ to do that