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yes. As I wrote
Just to be certain, you have checked journalctl too?
isn't this a unified way to present logs that also exist in var/log ? I mean if the logs are saved in var/log I've checked them. If there is a possibility that journalctl has more entries, then I need to check this too.
On my system there is no traditional log files like
kern.log
ormessage
(Not sure about Ubuntu 22.04), I would say it's worth a try.Try
journalctl --boot -1 -xe
orjournalctl --boot -1 -xep3