StackScript output to a log?

Output from your script is sent to the console. Use lish to connect before booting. Optionally, use the script command on a Linux box just before connecting to lish, and you'll have a logfile on the local machine.

The script that is run is just a regular script run by whatever you put in the shebang. Under bash or anything else, you can just use "tee" to print something to the console as well as a file.

Or, if you don't care about stdout going to the console, you can just rebind stdout to a file like this (under bash):

exec >/root/stdout.txt
echo Stuff from here on inherits bash stdout, so it goes to the file

Do you also need a "exec 2>&1" to cover stderr? Or is the build environment already doing that sort of thing earlier?

@sweh:

Do you also need a "exec 2>&1" to cover stderr?
Yes, you need to do this. Or you could simply type exec >/root/stdout.txt 2>&1