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Help with removing characters like ^M
I have few files in unix which are in dos format. While I am copying these files, ^M, ^@, etc characters are being generated.
I tried dos2unix command in Linux and it doesn't work. I tried sed to remove these characters but they won't go. I came to about this 'tr' command and tried to use it but when I try to use it, still it removes M elsewhere in the file but not ^M. Please advise in how to get rid of these caret characters. Thanks Chiru |
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