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I wondered too. I assumed it's a two-port nic and wondered why eth2 and not eth0 or eth1. Besides I looked at the support pages @ hp.com, namely the driver download section and I found the driver the...

Corona688's answer is pretty right, but don't forget to chomp!
chomp removes the newline character from the end of line.
chomp($LINE);
the line input operator includes the newline at the
end of...

Great! :b:

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wtf?! :confused:

If you intended to help me, be sure you didn't.

If you need help,...

Hi. You obviously(!) run in a timeout. The reason is because it takes far to long to download it.
When you enter the oracle.com site you submit some credentials and then you are allowed to perform...

Does oracle really want us to download it ?

Nope, you can simply buy it :p...

There are may ways to accomplish that.

One way would be like frans already suggested, I fully agree with him.
One could also afterwards create a html with appropriate awk/sed commands from the...

find . -name "example.xml" 2>/dev/null -exec grep -l Version "{}" \;

Try this ^^, it will only print the filename, where the search string is being found.
If that works, try this command without...

Also in Perl '>>' is used for appending stuff to a file:
#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my $line1='ABCDEFGH';
my $line2='09876543';

open(OUT,">>mydata.dat") or die...

awk '$3=="=" && $5=="nm" {print}' infile
Edit (improvement):
awk '$1=="Column1" || $3=="=" && $5=="nm"' infile

Make sure you also adjust the entries in /etc/hosts

I'd first split the file after every 3 lines, like so:
split -l3 file
In this case 2 files are produced: xaa xab

for i in x*; do
awk 'NR == 1 { l1=$0 }
NR == 2 { l2=$0 }
NR == 3 {...

Maybe
awk '/^alter table/ {print $3}' file > table.names
:confused:

while read line; do
echo "$line" | grep "^$" >/dev/null 2>&1 && (echo; echo) || echo -n $line
done <file ; echo
<span class="time"><strong>06:00</strong></span>

<div class="cDesc"...

find . -type f -name "*.doc" | while read fn; do
mv -v "$fn" "$(echo $fn | sed 's/\.doc$/\.txt/')"
done

perl -ne '{push @x, $_}END{pop(@x); print @x}' file1

$ echo 'abc,xyz.com,lmhgdf,"abc, 401 street","tty,stt",45,23,45' | \
sed 's/"[^"]*"//g' | grep -o , | wc -l
7
$

while read pattern; do
grep "^$pattern [0-9]" file1
done <file2

egrep '>|^[A-Z][A-Z][A-Z]$' infile

$ sed '/^DEFINITION/,/^ORIGIN/d' input | sed '/LOCUS /s//>/' | awk '/^>/{print $1} NR>1'
>NM_013964
1 gcgcctgcct ccaacctgcg ggcgggaggt gggtggctgc ggggcaattg aaaaagagcc
61 ggcgaggagt tccccgaaac...

Hope you mean this type of splitting...
#!/usr/local/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

my $infile='file.txt';
my $count=1;
my $outfile="$infile-section_$count.txt";
my @arr;

sub...

If the identifier won't get longer than 32 chars you could try this:
cut -c1-32 file

Try fstyp(1M) (http://docs.hp.com/en/B3921-90010/fstyp.1M.html)

Maybe this?
$ perl -nle 'if ($a == 0) { push @x, $_; $a=1; next; }
if ($a == 1 && length($_) >=11 && length($_) <= 17)
{ print @x; print $_; $a=0; @x=(); }
...

Did you get any error message?
Can you please double check that you have correctly copy/pasted my latest posting (incl. some changes that I had to do right after I've posted that).

$ cat abc.dat
a,b,C-D-E,f,g
h,i,J,k,l
m,n,O-P-Q-R-S,t,u
v,w,X-Y,z,a
$ perl -ane '@x=split(/,/,$_); @y=split(/-/,$x[2]);
foreach $char (@y) { print "$x[0],$x[1],$char,$x[3],$x[4]"; }' abc.dat...