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Yeah, that's an annoying default. At least it also uses a pager by default, so it stops after the first screenful. On the other hand, "journalctl -b" (show all
by cesarb 12y ago
Yeah, that's an annoying default. At least it also uses a pager by default, so it stops after the first screenful.
On the other hand, "journalctl -b" (show all messages since the machine has been last powered on, in forward chronological order) is quite useful.
- the_why_of_y 12y agoYep... even better is that it takes an index, so you can "journalctl --list-boots" to look up boot by timestamp and "journalctl -b -2" to look at the log of the second-to-last boot to copy and report the kernel oops in there.