Question

I am trying to suppress logging output from BT since it spams my debug session. The log looks like this:

07-14 11:27:46.800 I/dun_service( 1105): The value returned from dun_getusbmodemstate_fromsys is 2
07-14 11:27:48.775 D/BT HS/HF( 1284): cdmaDbm : -81, cdmaEcio : -70
07-14 11:27:54.090 D/BT HS/HF( 1284): cdmaDbm : -81, cdmaEcio : -70
07-14 11:27:58.460 D/BT HS/HF( 1284): cdmaDbm : -81, cdmaEcio : -70
07-14 11:28:03.060 D/BT HS/HF( 1284): cdmaDbm : -81, cdmaEcio : -70
07-14 11:28:09.420 D/BT HS/HF( 1284): cdmaDbm : -81, cdmaEcio : -70
07-14 11:28:13.770 D/BT HS/HF( 1284): cdmaDbm : -81, cdmaEcio : -70

and I am using this command line to watch logcat:

> logcat -v time BT:S

and yet it still persists to log. I think the problem is that the component is actually BT HS/HF but I am not able to quote it appropriately.

I can use this command:

adb logcat -v time | findstr /v "BT HS/HF"

but that feels like a hack – besides, I might miss buffered output through the pipe.

Answer 1

I don’t think there is a better answer than to post-filter the log with grep.

adb logcat -v time | findstr /v "BT HS/HF"