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minus-squareMactanlinkfedilink18•18 days agoI still have no idea how to find the right record to read but at least I can run a journalctl --follow till my crash happens
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink6•edit-218 days agoIf that approach is enough then tail -f /var/log/* could work too with multiple files, it’ll “follow” all the files and display only new lines.
I still have no idea how to find the right record to read but at least I can run a journalctl --follow till my crash happens
If that approach is enough then
tail -f /var/log/*could work too with multiple files, it’ll “follow” all the files and display only new lines.