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perl -e 'print $_%10 for (1..132)'


where 132 is the length you are testing.

Sweet...

Something similar using awk

awk 'BEGIN{while(++i<=132)printf i%10}'


--ahamed

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or do you have an /opt/hpnpl directory?

This is the software you need to install if missing:
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swlist | grep -i "jet"

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