last reboot

[gogleboy]

Team,

I executed a command called “last reboot” but I did not receive any output so could you tell me what would be case

Thanks
Nanda

[Johnson Punniyalingam]

Hi Gogleboy,

# last |grep reboot --> should be reciving some output

you command is wrong,

Thanks
JOhnson

[Prasu]

check

/etc/shutdown.log


Regards
Prasu

[likid0]

Hy,

You can allways have a look at the /etc/shutdownlog

[V. Nyga]

Sorry - shall we use our crystal ball to see your system?
I've lent mine to my daughter ;-)
Please give us more informations about your system!
Are you root?
Any output if you use 'last root'?

Welcome here at this great forum, but PLEASE always give as much informations as possible!

Volkmar

[VK2COT]

Hello,

Other already gave you some good pointers.

Let's summarise a bit more. Any of these could help:

# last | egrep -i "boot|crash|panic"

# cat /etc/shutdown.log

# who -b

# ps -ef | grep init

# uptime

and so on.

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to help you in these Forums.

Cheers,

VK2COT

[SKR_1]

Please check /etc/wtmp and /etc/btmp log files?

May be these are cleared/empty.

Thanks

SKR

[SKR_1]

# last -R | grep -i reboot | more

Check the below link.

http://www.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/doc/man/hpux/last.1m.html

Thanks

SKR

[Prashanth Waugh]

Hi,

U can check using who -r

Regards
Prashant

[gogleboy]

Thanks team, i got the answer

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