My system seems to crash from time to time. I still don’t know what causes it.
If I leave it untouched for a few hours, sometimes, it crashes.
To resume, I have to force a reboot by unplugging the power cable (not even pressing the power button for N seconds seems to work).
Then, it seems to work just fine (after displaying some error messages about lost or orphaned inodes at boot). Until, one day, it happens again. When? I never know. It seems to follow some strange and unpredictable pattern.
Where should I start investigating?
I’ll have to take a look at that. But OMG!
lines 1-46/1743603 0%How many pages are 1743603 of lines? An entire bookshelf?
Besides, I have no idea what all that means!.. I guess I’ll just have to sit, one day, or month, and go through it all…
Journalctl has a bunch of filter options that you should take advantage of when troubleshooting. For example, journalctl -b -1 will show you only the messages from the last boot (not the current). I used this article for a quick couple of need to know commands. Enjoy! :D
https://www.loggly.com/ultimate-guide/using-journalctl/