Print dmesg Timestamp In Human Readable Format

The dmesg command provides kernel-related messages. While displaying the dmesg messages every message is displayed with a time stamp that is a number. The default dmesg timestamp just consists of numbers without any day, month, or year information. This makes the dmesg message hard to read for humans. There are ways to display dmesg timestamp … Read more

Linux touch Command Tutorial

Linux touch Command Tutorial

Linux provides the touch command in order to create files, change, and modify timestamps. The most popular use case for the touch is creating an empty file where the data or content will be put later. Create A File with touch Command The touch command can be used to create a file. This file will … Read more