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Old 04-08-2013, 12:19 PM
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Originally Posted by camner View Post
[By the way, is there any easier way to find the i/o error than looking through lots of log entries in the 'all' log entry...such as a particular log to look at?]
With Console, you could run File > New System Log Query (Option-Command-N) to create a simple query like:

Or run this shell command:

Code:
bzgrep 'I/O error' /var/log/system.log*
Or do something similar with the syslog command.

None of those methods alerts you of errors when they happen, as utilities like SMARTreporter or a wrapper script for the aforementioned commands can. And I think SMARTreporter can keep a history log of events that's retained longer than the default system logs.
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