Hello, good afternoon. Does anyone know how to delete the boot history?
This:
In Hardinfo2:
Thanks.
I am not familiar with that tool but I would guess it is pulling it from the logs. You could try purging the journal and see if that removes it. Just, be aware, that will also remove your logs.
/var/log/wtmp?
In that route only see text and anything “encrypted”
Is strange 
I mean, realistically, if you need to remove data as innocuous as boot logs, you should probably rotate all your logs every time you boot. That information is stored in multiple logs.
The systemd log files are binary files. This means they are not human readable. Use journalctl to read them.
$last | grep boot
That’s the answer.
Thank you so much to you and everyone else.
PD: And what’s the boot path? That’s what I was missing.
Ah, and wmtp works too!