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/ 2 Years ago, fri, march 4, 2022, 6:00:03
Should not bootchart create the image file after I restarted the system? It is not happening so. WHat should I be doing?
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make sure that you have the following packages installed on your system:
$ dpkg-query -W bootchart pybootchartgui
bootchart 0.90.2-8ubuntu2
pybootchartgui 0+r141-0ubuntu3
Then all you have to do to (re)generate a png picture of your boot sequence is to select an archive in /var/log/bootchart/, for example:
$ cd $HOME
$ bootchart /var/log/bootchart/sylvain-ThinkPad-T430s-trusty-20140915-1.tgz
parsing '/var/log/bootchart/sylvain-ThinkPad-T430s-trusty-20140915-1.tgz'
parsing 'header'
parsing 'proc_stat.log'
parsing 'proc_diskstats.log'
parsing 'proc_ps.log'
warning: no parent for pid '2' with ppid '0'
merged 0 logger processes
pruned 276 process, 0 exploders, 155 threads, and 22 runs
False
bootchart written to 'bootchart.png'
But by default bootchart saves png in /var/log/bootchart/ too:
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