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One improvement (which may or may not be related to systemd, but is in newer kernels) is that dmesg has timestamps enabled by default which makes it much easier
by zantana 11y ago
One improvement (which may or may not be related to systemd, but is in newer kernels) is that dmesg has timestamps enabled by default which makes it much easier and `dmesg -H` is really nice as well.
- simoncion 11y agodmesg -T Has been available for years to print out human-readable timestamps. Check to see if dmesg is an alias to that on your system. Also, -IIRC- dmesg has printed system-uptime timestamps with every line since at least the early 2000's. One caveat: the times printed by dmesg -T will be incorrect if the system has suspended to RAM or disk. Check dmesg(1) for more info! :D