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time display inthe kernel log

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From: "Suneel Kandru" <suneel.kandru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 6 Apr 2005 16:16:11 -0700
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How to display millisecounds value when we print the message in kernel log using printk. 

Right now it displays like this 

                    Apr  6 16:04:58 Mars kernel: BTPROT: L2Cap_StopTimer(0041)

I want to display millisecounds alos after secounds. How to do that?
 
 
 
Suneel K Kandru
Extended Systems Inc
Email: suneel.kandru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:suneel.kandru@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 
 

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