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Solaris 'format' output without args...?
Can't remember for the life of me, but how does one get the Solaris 'format' command output (in its entirety) without having to hit <enter> or <space> for subsequent disk listings?
I recall a ksh script that got me by a few years ago, but it's long gone from my memroy now... |
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