How do you find out if a linux machine overheated before the previous boot and was shutdown?












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Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.



We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?









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    Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.



    We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?









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      Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.



      We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?









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      Today I was working on a remote machine (the likes of which I'll likely never see), and it was hung, so I told the user to restart it. The machine came up again, and I SSH'd into it, but as soon as I did I was presented with a message about it's temperature being above 60C, and so the kernel shut the machine down again, and of course I was disconnected from SSH.



      We're I to boot the machine back up again, is there anyway to read fomrthing from a log that would state that in the past this machine had shut down because it was too hot?







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