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Tuesday 17 September 2024

Linux boot and shutdown times

 

To find the last boot time, can of course do w which will show us how long the system has been up, but to save the mental arithmetic, we can do:

who -b or uptime -s

To find the last shutdown time, we can do:

last -x | grep shutdown or last -x | grep reboot (output varies between distributions)

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