Open leoluk opened 2 months ago
We only persist crashes, but sometimes, it would be useful to inspect the last boot's log buffers.
Has to be implemented carefully to avoid blocking I/O.
This sadly boils down to "lets reimplement journald" since we do have to do blocking-io to not loose any logs. Maybe a service that persists it in the background into a ringbuffer-ish storage area?
We only persist crashes, but sometimes, it would be useful to inspect the last boot's log buffers.
Has to be implemented carefully to avoid blocking I/O.