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Subject: [ts-7000] sysklogd and klogd: Ok to disable?
From: "arm.user" <>
Date: Fri, 24 Sep 2010 15:50:55 -0000
Hi Folks,

I am wishing to minimise unnecessary NAND wear on my TS-7800, and so 
considering disabling sysklogd and klogd.

Although the standard UNIX line is to always have these servers enabled, my 
particular embedded application is stable, single-user application operating in 
a secure private network.  The usual need for logging is not as strong. To be 
honest, after 10 years of using embedded Linux I have seldom sought info from 
these files (dmesg aside).

I'd be delighted to find some aggregated experience and wisdom here.

Regards
Roy




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