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02-19-2004
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Finding last Reboot
All,
Does anybody know of a Unix command or file name where I can find out when the Unix box was last rebooted? We're using HP-UX 10.2. Thanks, PP 
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02-19-2004
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Malcolm,
Many thanks - the uptime command has delivered. Regards, PP P.S. I haven't even got the first manual
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02-19-2004
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Welcome to our site. Thanks for telling us which os you're using. It's amazing how few people do that.
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Speaking of searching, we ask posters to search our site before asking a question. You might have found this thread among others. (What a perfect hit! It illustrates both of my points.)
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