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grep -a "search term" "File Name"
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Search the file for your search term.
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grep -a "search term" "File Name" -A3
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Search for the search time and view 3 lines after.
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grep -a "search term" "File Name" -B7
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Search for the search time and view 7 lines before.
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grep -a "search term" "File Name" -C2
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Search for the search time and view 2 lines before and after.
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grep -a "search term" *
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Search all files in the current folder for your search term.
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tail -100 "File Name"
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List the last 100 lines of the file.
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tail -F "File Name"
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List the lines in the log as they are written.
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head -50 "File Name"
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List the first 100 lines of the file.
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cat "File Name"
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List all lines, oldest to newest in the file.
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tac "File Name"
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List all lines, newest to oldest in the file.
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gt "device IMEI"
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Search today's GT300 log for the IMEI
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ls
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List files in the current folder.
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pwd
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Show the current folder name.
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"folder name"
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Enter the folder (if you can see the folder with "ls")
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cd ..
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Go up a folder.
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cd
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Go all the way up to the main folder.
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Ctrl+C
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Stop the current command (if there's an issue, try this).
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Ctrl+Insert
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Copy selected text.
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Shift+Insert
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Paste copied text.
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Tab
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Attempt to finish the current command being typed.
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