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Old 08-08-2006
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How to get time since last boot?
How do I get the number of tics or seconds since the last boot?
How do I convert tics to seconds?
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man uptime

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Maybe he means doing it the way the utility does with utmp and wtmp.

Try man utmp.
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under linux:
cat /proc/uptime
very handy in scripting
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