How to: erate a kernel log after random reboot

Once in a while, a software bug in the kernel will cause a random reboot, so in order to help kernel developers to fix and troubleshoot the reboots, a kernel log need to be submitted to the developer for further analysis and hopefully ld to a bug fix.
Most Android kernels have "RAM Consoles" to save the necessary kernel logs immediately after reboot in the RAM. The users can then retrieve this RAM log on a subsequent reboot to submit to kernel developers. Here is a quick tour on how to do that.

[ Using ADB ]
adb shellsu /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txtexitexitadb pull /sdcard/last_kmsg.txtFile last_kmsg.txt will be loed in the same loion as adb.exe executable.


[ Using android terminal app ]
su /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txtexitexitadb pull /sdcard/last_kmsg.txtFile last_kmsg.txt will be loed on your SD-card.

[ Using Root Explorer / ES Explorer with Root ]
go to /proc foldercopy last_kmsg to /sdcard/rename last_kmsg to last_kmsg.txtFile last_kmsg.txt will be loed on your SD-card.
The best method to share the last_kmsg.txt content is to upload it to pastebin.com and send a link to the developer.
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