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log of messages when you turn on or off computer?

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log of messages when you turn on or off computer?

#1 Post by hthi »

debian 10

When you shut down the computer and then turn it on, the following message displays
resuming from hibernation.

I have tested it with the same hdd on several computers.

That is odd because you selected shut down.

Is there a log which stores the messages displayed
while turning on the computer and shutting it
down? Thanks.

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Re: log of messages when you turn on or off computer?

#2 Post by Head_on_a_Stick »

Set the journal to persistent with

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# mkdir -p /var/log/journal
Then use this to list the logs from the previous boot in reverse order:

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journalctl -b -1 -r
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Re: log of messages when you turn on or off computer?

#3 Post by theblueplll »

You had to make 2 threads?

http://forums.debian.net/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=142747

I know the answer I gave wasn't the greatest but you could have replied so it got bumped and not have to make 2.

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Re: log of messages when you turn on or off computer?

#4 Post by None1975 »

hthi wrote:When you shut down the computer and then turn it on, the following message displays
resuming from hibernation. That is odd because you selected shut down.
This is cosmetic bug, but it was solved in

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