Linux

I would like to add ^M (CTRL V CTRL M) to all lines of the file.
This is easy using unix2dos command in SunOS,
unix2dos commands appends ^M for all the lines in SUnOS
but I dont see the same beahaviou in Linux.

My files on Linu'x to be added with ^M at the end of each line.
is there any way to do this? or any alternatives like sed , awk ?

Thanks for your help.
Regards,

Code:

 
sed "s/$/^M/" filename

What exactly are you not seeing? unix2dos works exactly as expected on Linux. If you want to check whether unix2dos has done it's job, one way is to use cat -v.

He doesn't actually have it, is my guess.