YES! Leave it running overnight.Originally Posted by daniell59
Did you look at the log files yet?!!!!!!!!!!!!! Guessing isn't helping. The answer is 99% in those logs.
<--- Run xman to see that window.
YES! Leave it running overnight.
Did you look at the log files yet?!!!!!!!!!!!!! Guessing isn't helping. The answer is 99% in those logs.
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I find the logs somewhat overwhelming. Page after page. I do not know what to look for. First off, what category, hardware
<--- Run xman to see that window.
I'd look for errors and warnings, but you feel free to do what you think is best.
It is a good idea to scan through an entire log file at least once ... see what's inside. Don't let your eye glaze over. Actually read the lines. As with most new things, our first look can be a little scary. The more we look, the better we become at pulling information out. If we never make the effort, we won't improve.
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My system seems to be working ok, but I get at least two screen fulls of messages, all warnings.
sudo egrep -i 'warn|error' /var/log/*g
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<--- Run xman to see that window.
Two screens is better than thousands of pages.Quite manageable. Plus realizing that some "warnings" are just kernel messages about hardware our system(s) don't have is useful over the long term.
Log-fu is a skill.
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