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Hey @bmcutler, I would like to work on this issue.
Hey @Sferratore, are u still working on it?
> > Hey @Sferratore, are u still working on it? > > Hi, unfortunately I'm having problems with my devices lately. I need to wait a couple days before being...
> > > > Hey @Sferratore, are u still working on it? > > > > > > > > > Hi, unfortunately I'm having problems with my devices lately....
Hey @garrett, I would like to work on this issue.
> > Hey @garrett, I would like to work on this issue. > > @dev-DTECH This is not a very easy `good first issue` actually. You will need to parse...
Hey @KKoukiou, I searched a bit and figured output that the command 'last -x' shows the timings of crash/reboot/shutdown So I am trying to use the output of this command...
Hey @KKoukiou, so I got the reboot times using `cockpit.spawn("last -x | grep reboot".split(" "))` > Every reboot has a start time and end time  So should I show...
Ok that's much better formatted > This is `cockpit.spawn(["last", "--time-format=iso", "reboot"])` then the time parsed with [parseISO()](https://date-fns.org/v2.29.3/docs/parseISO)  Thanks for the help. This will make my task so much easier.
@tofilwiktor are you still working on this? I would like to work on this issue.