SysTutorials › Forums › QA › How to check last boot’s systemd journal log in CentOS 7 Linux? #242689 ReplyThe command to check last boot’s journal log shows nothing on CentOS 7:# journalctl -b -1 Failed to look up boot -1: No such boot ID in journal Is the log stored and where it is?Related topicsHow to force systemd to refresh or reloaded a changed fstab on Linux? How to check whether a file of a given path is a block device in Python? How to check whether a string starts with another string in C++? Related postsA Simple CPU and Memory Performance Test of Xen Dom0 and DomU Dynamics CRM Consultants Explain How To Filter Sub Branch Lookup Field Value in CRM New Linux Kernel 5.0 : Features and Improvements Reply To: How to check last boot’s systemd journal log in CentOS 7 Linux?Your information: Name (required): Mail (will not be published) (required): Website: You may use these HTML tags and attributes: <a href="" title="" rel="" target=""> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <pre> <em> <strong> <del datetime=""> <ul> <ol start=""> <li> <img src="" border="" alt="" height="" width=""> Cancel Submit Please share if you like this post:FacebookTwitterRedditGoogle+DiggStumbleUponMore
