For some reason, every time I plug in a USB device, a whole bunch of messages get dumped onto the terminal. (Saying something about device IDs, buffering modes, etc.)How to I prevent this from happening?Update:Several people have asked me things, so let me summarise the potentially-relevant information I have collected so far:The stray text appears on whichever virtual terminal I'm currently looking at. Each line is prefixed with what looks like the system uptime.The quiet parameter is already on the kernel command line.The current setting for printk is 6   4   1   7.As best as I can tell, the syslog package isn't even installed. (Nor rsyslog.) Certainly there are no configuration files for it in /etc.Init is definitely systemd./etc/sysctl.d is empty. /etc/sysctl.conf contains only comments.
Unwanted console text
linux;logs;usb;console