On 2022-11-28 20:30, Fritz Hudnut wrote:
@Bengt:
I just ran that command in my Leap 15.5 install that is a month or more old and got one entry, because I have been lately booting from the Super Grub2 disk to get into it. Previously I log into each of my installs once a week, so there should have been more entries.
I think my problem needs to be reported to upstream of systemd/journalctl. After doing some more research, I've come to the conclusion that journalctl is a pretty crappy piece of software. How can a software that is so involved in debugging have so many bugs in it??? Anyway. If you have many files in /var/log/journal/*. Run journalctl --list-boots on all of them (individually). Ex. for i in `ls -1art system*`;do journalctl --file $i --list-boots;done Also do this (beware that this can take some time) journalctl --verify I also found a bug that probably fits my problem. https://github.com/systemd/systemd/issues/6447 -- /bengan