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03-10-2008
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Fastest way for searching the file
I want to search a file in fastest manner.
Presently I am using 'find' command. But it is taking around 15min for searching. Is there any other method through which I can do it fast? 
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03-10-2008
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if you know where the file roughly is, you can specify the directory to find, instead of using /.
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03-10-2008
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Actually I want to do search from root / and find out the all path for that file.
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