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> journalctl is really great too until you're forced to run a rescue system without systemd and try to read logs. And don't say that it doesn't happen, because
by lakomen 4y ago
> journalctl is really great too
until you're forced to run a rescue system without systemd and try to read logs. And don't say that it doesn't happen, because that situation is 99%.
- fullstop 4y agoSurely the answer here is to add tools to the rescue system. You could make the same complaint with systems that use file systems not yet supported in rescue systems, such as zfs, btrfs, etc. Why would you limit what can be done based on the current abilities of a rescue system?