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Old 08-21-2008
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i want to extract details for particular file

Hi i have following file

uuid ( RO) : 62701790-60da-dd9a-669d-a563aac1c435
host-uuid ( RO): 5f3f668d-a7c7-4e5f-a4a6-6e90fafb50ed
sr-uuid ( RO): 62103d07-e0aa-acf3-2d9f-414ad3377bd0
device-config (MRO): location: /dev/xapi/block
currently-attached ( RO): true


uuid ( RO) : 99158eac-8cce-39bd-4893-8576e7f18234
host-uuid ( RO): 5f3f668d-a7c7-4e5f-a4a6-6e90fafb50ed
sr-uuid ( RO): 3a1ff5ac-ed95-1deb-da89-ebc3459d0ae8
device-config (MRO): port: 3260; SCSIid: 149455400000000000000000001000000710300000d000000; target: 10.0.71.71; targetIQN: iqn.2001-04.com.example:storage.disk2.sys1.xyz
currently-attached ( RO): true


uuid ( RO) : 4a65094e-8e85-46e6-2c68-0987fe14decd
host-uuid ( RO): 5f3f668d-a7c7-4e5f-a4a6-6e90fafb50ed
sr-uuid ( RO): 655ad503-1a5f-1221-9181-9a5fb37cb672
device-config (MRO): location: /dev/xapi/cd
currently-attached ( RO): true


uuid ( RO) : a871cc47-185a-7886-5e7f-e2e6c0fb18e0
host-uuid ( RO): 5f3f668d-a7c7-4e5f-a4a6-6e90fafb50ed
sr-uuid ( RO): db6cece4-4847-ae2f-2b0b-f3901697e2b3
device-config (MRO): device: /dev/sdd
currently-attached ( RO): true


uuid ( RO) : 26c74e8b-d931-70a5-11b7-2f36262d116a
host-uuid ( RO): 5f3f668d-a7c7-4e5f-a4a6-6e90fafb50ed
sr-uuid ( RO): 762f3b74-aab9-8f7f-887d-15c1886314e0
device-config (MRO): device: /dev/sdc
currently-attached ( RO): true


so the file is still big now my question is i want to extract the UUID of (RO) of the any device if i pass as argument like "/dev/sdc" then it should pass me that particular uuid (RO) as "26c74e8b-d931-70a5-11b7-2f36262d116a" so can anybody tells wht exact command ? i trdied with awk and grep still not able to reach the final.

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