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Hi u can try as below


/var/backup # cat test
hi
bye ...

use following command


rmvdev -vtd xxx334.xxxxAs

edit by bakunin: please use CODE-tags to enclose code, commands and terminal output. It enhances the readability. Thank you.

So, they should start at zero, then go up one by one?

lspv | awk '{ sub(/[^0-9]*/, "") } (NR-1) != $1 { print "ERR" ; exit 1 }'

ls /dev | awk 'match($0,/asm/) {print substr($0,RSTART,RLENGTH)}'

Easy with awk:awk '$1 ~ /Server/ {printf "\n"; printf "%s,", $1; SL=""; next}
{printf "%s%s", SL, $1; SL="/"}
END {printf "\n"}
' file...

In bash version >= 3, you can use built-in regular expression comparison operator =~
#!/bin/bash

while read ADAP
do
if [[ "$ADAP" =~ fcs.* ]]
then
printf "FC...

awk '{s[$1" "$2]++} END {for(f in s) print f,s[f]}' lspath