i see that logcat has a "-r <size>" option, but that requires "-f <filename>" also. i don't understand what this means. i want to change the size of the default buffer, why is it asking me for a file name? my understanding is that logcat is just a wrapper around /dev/log/*?
i realize i might have a fundamental misunderstanding about what "-r" actually does. for example, it sounds like it may cause the system to create a file-based rotated log, in addition to the /dev/log/* devices? that's not really what i want.
? thanks.
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