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26 Chapter 4 Using AXD Tools

Viewing Logs

You can view the following types of logs in AXD Mac OS X tools:

You can also view logs stored on other volumes. This can help you diagnose issues that

you run into while you’re not using AXD.

When you view logs in AXD Mac OS X tools, AXD shows you whether it’s able to load

the log with a colored circle next to the log name.

To view logs:

1 Open AXD Mac OS X tools.

2 If tests are currently running, wait for them to complete or stop them.

If tests are running, you can view only the test log.

3 Do any the following:

Export a test group Choose File > Export Test Group, choose a location, name the test

group, and click Save.

Import a test group Choose File > Open, select an .axdconfig file, and click Open.

To do this Do this

Log type Description

Test All messages from tests run in the current AXD Mac OS X tools

session

Hardware Info Listing and description of all installed hardware

System All of the logs that are also available in System Profiler (located in

/Applications/Utilities)

Color Status

No circle You haven’t loaded the log during this AXD session, or the log

hasn’t been created yet.

Yellow The log didn’t load. This usually occurs when there isn’t any data in

the log.

Green The log loaded.

To do this Do this

Choose a different volume to

view logs on

Choose Logs > View Different System’s Logs, choose a volume from

the “Volume to gather system logs from” pop-up menu, and click

OK.

View logs in the current or

chosen volume

Choose a log from the “View log” pop-up menu.

Search for specific text within

the log

Enter text in the search field. When you press Return, matching text

is highlighted in the log area.

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