SED to insert text into file

[beaster]

I have a file with multiple lines just like below:

beaster1
beaster2
beaster3
beaster4

I need to use sed to insert exactly the text below into the beginning of each line:

/opt/tmos/bin/ops_nui -file /home/bham_mta/rehome_scripts/

and it would > to file command_2 and look like below:

/opt/tmos/bin/ops_nui -file /home/bham_mta/rehome_scripts/beaster1
/opt/tmos/bin/ops_nui -file /home/bham_mta/rehome_scripts/beaster2 (and so on)

I tried:
sed -e 's/^/opt/tmos/bin/ops_nui -file /home/bham_mta/rehome_scripts/g' command_1 > command_2

and I keep getting the below so I don't think it is taking the "/" literally. Please help, it says command garbled!

sed: command garbled: s/^/opt/tmos/bin/ops_nui -file /home/bham_mta/rehome_scripts/g

 

[vgersh99]

All on one line - the posting might be wrapped:

sed -e 's:.*:/opt/tmos/bin/ops_nui -file /home/bham_mta/rehome_scripts/&:g' command_1 > command_2

NOTE: my suggestion on the AWK forum didn't work, eh? vlad
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[beaster]

I am very sure it would have worked perfectly as always, but for my simple mind, I had to think of the easiest way for me to keep pursuing getting this done instead of bothering all of you genius's!!! I had some sed stuff that has worked in the past, so I thought to go with that.

You guys are the best, thanks again!