if you can have another terminal open, you can monitor kernel message


Code:
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  sudo dmesg -n 7    
  while true; do sudo dmesg -c ; sleep 1 ; done
  
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The first command turns up the kernel logging level,  the second command
runs dmesg, but clears the buffer each run, so you will only get the
newly issues entries.  Of course, if the crash is really hard, your
likely to miss the actual message.   The console is on tty1, which you
need to have a monitor connected to.  (Or a serial console)



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