On Tue, 17 Oct 2023 11:41:23 -0500, Dale wrote: > >> Neil, I tired that command journalctl but not sure about the > >> options. It either returned a lot or nothing related. I'll make > >> note of the systemctl command. If Ubuntu survives, I may need it > >> one day. ;-) > > If it returned nothing with -p err, nothing logged an error since the > > last boot, which is odd considering something is broken. without -p > > err, you get everything from the system log, it's like doing "cat > > /var/log/messages" but only since the last reboot. You could pipe that > > through grep, searching for the name of your network interface.
> Well, I didn't search for err. I followed some other advice I found > while searching. Adding -p err means you only see error messages sent to the system log, skipping the reams of info stuff. I always run "journalctl -b -p err" after booting a new kernel, it tells me instantly if I've made a screw up. Of course, if I screw up really badly, the thing doesn't even boot... -- Neil Bothwick I am Zaphod of Borg. Now, where's the coolest place to be assimilated...
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