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2011-03-27
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find / -name *filename*
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2011-03-27
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2011-03-27
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2011-03-27
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gupdatedb (not glocate) needs to be run as root and IIRC you have to edit the updatedb script to use gnu find (gfind) instead of busybox's find.
But then it works great. I use it all the time.
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2011-03-27
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find command can search the whole system.
Keep the stars in the above command, they act as wildcard.
Use this command to search for .dae files:
find / -name *.dae
and find command is useless because it only find in the folder (we are working on)
i want to find in the whole system files (including My Docs and and all the hidden files)
can u guide me plz?
Last edited by hathoda; 2011-03-27 at 17:16.