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The command "uprecords -d" is used to display a summary of the system's uptime records in a more human-readable format, by formatting the output of the "uprecords" command.

The "uprecords" command itself shows a list of recently rebooted or restarted times of a system, along with the duration of each uptime period. It is typically used to keep a track of system uptime and monitor any unexpected or frequent reboots.

When the "-d" option is added to "uprecords", it modifies the output by displaying the records in a more user-friendly, formatted way. The records are typically shown in a table-like format with columns for the date and time of the reboot, as well as the duration of each uptime period. This can make it easier to read and understand the information presented.

In summary, "uprecords -d" is a command that presents the system's uptime records in a more readable format, providing details of reboot times and durations.