How do you find out if a linux machine overheated before the previous boot and was shutdown?
Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.
We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?
logs cpu temperature
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Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.
We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?
logs cpu temperature
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
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Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.
We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?
logs cpu temperature
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.
We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?
logs cpu temperature
logs cpu temperature
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
asked 17 mins ago
leeand00leeand00
1,43232442
1,43232442
add a comment |
add a comment |
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