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Hi,
it is just like NavinB have suggested,
what u need to do is cd to /(cd /)
than issue this command
find / -name *filename* -print | more
that will help if so many files.
it is just like NavinB have suggested,
what u need to do is cd to /(cd /)
than issue this command
find / -name *filename* -print | more
that will help if so many files.
Hi,
there is a glocate-tool for solaris, but i don't remember the source.
You will probably find it on or by asking google...
btw:
when using
it's not necessary to cd first,
and when issuing the command as a non-root-user you probably will get lots of "read-permission-denied" messages, besides the fact that your system will slow down so that you and possible other users might decide to get the next cup a coffee..
ciao
there is a glocate-tool for solaris, but i don't remember the source.
You will probably find it on or by asking google...
btw:
when using
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find / -name ...and when issuing the command as a non-root-user you probably will get lots of "read-permission-denied" messages, besides the fact that your system will slow down so that you and possible other users might decide to get the next cup a coffee..
ciao
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