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Search file contain some text
I am loging as root right now.
I like to search and find the file that contain the text of "NBC 10.5" Both string and number. I know I need to use grep, but how do I use it??? Oh, yeah if I do, grep 'NBC' * then it gives me error grep: can't open usage i thought root can open any files.... |
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