by Bri March 09, 2004
Grep is a UNIX/LINUX utility that searches the named input FILE/s for lines containing a match to the
given PATTERN.
given PATTERN.
dmesg | grep -i 'usb'
here the dmesg command is piped through grep to extract any patterned data matching 'usb'. The -i switch is used to tell grep to ignore the case of the letters 'usb'.
here the dmesg command is piped through grep to extract any patterned data matching 'usb'. The -i switch is used to tell grep to ignore the case of the letters 'usb'.
by inspire_d March 03, 2004
grep "pattern" FILE
Or:
"I grep'd your product's manual, but found nothing about 'what to do if product is on fire'."
Or:
"I grep'd your product's manual, but found nothing about 'what to do if product is on fire'."
by Josh January 17, 2003
by GrepMaker August 14, 2017
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Apr 21 trending
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- 22. Pimp Nails
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