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The built-in macOS application for viewing log files generated by the system and by individual applications.
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Console on 10.2.5 not showing history before Console.app started [duplicate]
I know that I used to be able to start up Console to see things like what happened due to a system error: you could just fire it up and search for the most recent "boot" and look at the events before that …
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Console on 10.2.5 not showing history before Console.app started
Ah, as Phong notes, this is a duplicate of Sierra Console.app show earlier data.
The short version is that the Sierra Console.app behaves this way currently by design (although there are a couple of …
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