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How to read start-up logs
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Have you tried a search engine?
Edit: I apologize, that was mean and pointless. 😬
This gives a detailed breakdown: https://www.suse.com/c/system-logs-understand-linux-system/
Back to the old days of forum discourse? If you have nothing of value to add it's best to stay silent.
Yeah you're right. I'm sorry. 🙈
Respect for the apology and edit.
Have you tried putting vinegar on your eggs?
Have you? Not being a dick here, it's legit delicious!
Are we talking pickled eggs or just putting vinegar on them? You've piqued my interest.
Yes! Asiany quick pickled soy eggs? Great!
Eggs pickled with dill, garlic and chilies? Also....believe it or not....fuckin great!
Eggs hard/soft boiled halved with a sprinkle of dill, a touch of cheese and a light drizzle of vinegar? Brilliant little snack!
Brb