Screen capture during boot up

[Ken Springer]

Does anyone know of a way to do screen captures during boot up?

I'd like to avoid the alternative methods of using a camera or virtual
machine.


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[Zaphod Beeblebrox]

On Tue, 08 Oct 2013 08:19:31 -0600, "Ken Springer"

Does anyone know of a way to do screen captures during boot up?

I'd like to avoid the alternative methods of using a camera or virtual
machine.

Multiposted. Please crosspost in the future when you wish to make the
same post in multiple newsgroups.

See my reply in alt.windows7.general.

 

[Ken Springer]

On Tue, 08 Oct 2013 08:19:31 -0600, "Ken Springer"


Multiposted. Please crosspost in the future when you wish to make the
same post in multiple newsgroups.

See my reply in alt.windows7.general.

I intentionally multiposted the question. I didn't want an answer that
applied to only Windows 7 to confuse anyone who was using XP. And have
the XP user trying to use a Windows 7 solution that wouldn't work and
getting frustrated. <G>

And, vice versa.

Saw your Win7 post and replied.


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[Paul]

Does anyone know of a way to do screen captures during boot up?

I'd like to avoid the alternative methods of using a camera or virtual
machine.

For a real machine, a camera is your best bet.

You could use a second computer equipped with a capture
card, but if the booting computer changes screen resolution
on the fly, I don't know how well a capture card would handle
the change. A camera is just, so much easier.

There seems to be enough instrumentation in the kernel to
support bootvis, but I don't think it includes taking
video or screen shots That would be one deluxe
OS, to do something like that.

Paul

 

[Ken Springer]

For a real machine, a camera is your best bet.

You could use a second computer equipped with a capture
card, but if the booting computer changes screen resolution
on the fly, I don't know how well a capture card would handle
the change. A camera is just, so much easier.

A camera's not going to happen. Most likely, VM software.

There seems to be enough instrumentation in the kernel to
support bootvis, but I don't think it includes taking
video or screen shots That would be one deluxe
OS, to do something like that.

According to Apple's home page for OS X, it's the most powerful
operating system in the world. Didn't you know that?? <choke, choke,
cough> LOL


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