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Formatting slightly adjusted (block instead of inline)

edited Nov 17, 2020 at 7:14

If you can mount the disk of your offline system, you can use the -D or --directory option with journalctl. For example, if you mount the disk to /mnt, you can access its journal with

journalctl -D /mnt/var/log/journal

journalctl -D /mnt/var/log/journal

If you can mount the disk of your offline system, you can use the -D or --directory option with journalctl. For example, if you mount the disk to /mnt, you can access its journal with

journalctl -D /mnt/var/log/journal

If you can mount the disk of your offline system, you can use the -D or --directory option with journalctl. For example, if you mount the disk to /mnt, you can access its journal with

journalctl -D /mnt/var/log/journal

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answered Nov 17, 2020 at 0:40

Jason

If you can mount the disk of your offline system, you can use the -D or --directory option with journalctl. For example, if you mount the disk to /mnt, you can access its journal with

journalctl -D /mnt/var/log/journal