Timestamp for the startup config on the ACE SM

How would we determine when the startup config was last written to on the ACE SM running A2(1.5a)?
Thanks..

Hello,
One way that comes to mind would be to look for the command in the output of 'show accounting log'.
Hope that helps,
Sean

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dir nvram:
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