<p>Sometimes it is necessary to make UBI print about what it is doing. You may
enable various UBI debugging messages in the "<b>Additional UBI debugging
messages</b> configuration menu. When the messages are enabled, UBI prints a
-lot to the kernel ring buffer and this makes it slower. This section describes
-few tricks and techniques which might be useful when debugging with kernel
-messages.</p>
+lot to the kernel ring buffer and this makes it slower. The following section
+describes few tricks and techniques which might be useful when debugging with
+kernel messages.</p>
+
+<h3><a name="L_how_debug_printks">Capturing debugging messages</a></h3>
<p>The Linux kernel has internal ring buffer where all the debugging prints go.
User-space applications like <code>syslogd</code> usually read data from the
<p>E.g., "<code>echo 4097 > /sys/module/ubifs/parameters/debug_tsts</code>"
enables general and recovery messages.</p>
+<p>UBIFS may print huge amount of debugging messages and slow down your system
+considerably. You might also end up losing them if your ring buffer is not
+large enough. <a href="ubi.html#L_how_debug_printks">This</a> section explains
+how to make the ring buffer larger.</p>
+
<h3>Extra self-checks</h3>