opal-elog-parse(8)

💖 opal-elog-parse(8) 💖

Okay so bestie, you've landed on the opal-elog-parse(8) page from the ppc64-diag manual, and honestly? It's giving essential. This is the tool that parses OPAL platform error logs, and we're gonna walk through every single flag together. No cap, no skips, periodt. ✨

🌸 NAME 🌸

opal-elog-parse — parse OPAL platform error logs. That's the whole vibe. Simple, iconic, done. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

opal-elog-parse { -d logid | -e logid | -a | -l | -s | -h } [-p dir | -f file]

📋 DESCPTION 📋

(Yes bestie, the original spells it like that — we don't make the rules, we just respect them 💅)

Display OPAL platform error logs. That's it. That's the job. And it ate. 🍓

🔥 OPTIONS 🔥

• -d logid — the log entry to parse and display. Pick your logid and watch it show up 👑
• -e logid — erase error log entry details. Heads up bestie: this cannot be combined with -f. Not me warning you twice, fr fr 🙈
• -a — display all error log entry details. The whole buffet, no crumbs, we love to see it 🍓
• -l — list all error logs. Just the list. Lowkey iconic. ✨
• -s — list all service action logs. Different list, same slay energy 💅
• -h — print the usage message and exit. When you're lost, this is your emotional support flag 🫶
• -p dir — use dir as the platform log directory (default: /var/log/opal-elog/). Not feeling the default? Change it, main character energy 🌈
• -f file — use an individual file as the platform log. One specific file, very "i'm not like other logs" 🎀

🗂️ FILES 🗂️

• /var/log/opal-elog — the default directory to store error logs. That's where the lore lives, bestie 🦋

👀 SEE ALSO 👀

• opal_errd(8) — go read that one too, iykyk 💜

And that's the whole page, bestie! This little beauty comes from ppc64-diag on Linux, dated 2014-05-01 — yes, she's vintage and she still serves. Bye bestie, go parse those logs 💖🦋✨