On Thu, 28 Sep 2017, davidson wrote:
By default journalctl sends its output to a pager. Most likely that pager is of the less/more variety
yes: in my case, it is less, but you can't do: "journalctl -b /audio" as you suggest: ->>journalctl -b /audio Couldn't stat file: No such file or directory Actually, the syntax described in the journalctl man is: journalctl [OPTIONS...] [MATCHES...] but MATCHES is not a simple string, but something like "FIELD=VALUE" Anyway, "journalctl -b | grep -i audio" works perfectly. best regards, -- Pierre Frenkiel