Hello everyone.. A newbie here to the forum.
To my surprise this AM, I opened a terminal prompt on my Mac Mini and issued the following command, so I could see my most recent wake events:
syslog |grep -i "Wake reason"
but instead of the usual list of wake events, I got a note saying "Most system logs have moved to a new logging system. See log(1) for more info."
So, I googled many queries, but could not find how to do this in Sierra. I played around with a couple of searches in the new console, and it finally hung up on me.. spinning ball. I finally had to force kill the non-responding console.
Can someone tell me how to see my recent wake events in Sierra 10.12?
TIA, Randy in Columbia, SC
To my surprise this AM, I opened a terminal prompt on my Mac Mini and issued the following command, so I could see my most recent wake events:
syslog |grep -i "Wake reason"
but instead of the usual list of wake events, I got a note saying "Most system logs have moved to a new logging system. See log(1) for more info."
So, I googled many queries, but could not find how to do this in Sierra. I played around with a couple of searches in the new console, and it finally hung up on me.. spinning ball. I finally had to force kill the non-responding console.
Can someone tell me how to see my recent wake events in Sierra 10.12?
TIA, Randy in Columbia, SC
