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[sindi keesan <keesan AT sdf.lonestar.org>]

> With what command line? To find string "clark" in all files in
> the current directory:
>
> grep -l "clark" .* *
>
> No, a single * does not include files starting with ., by default.
> This isn't grep's fault, it is a feature of your shell (ash/bash).
> Use the 'find' command to search subdirectories:

That worked.  So did grep stringname .*
for files in the current directory and
grep stringname .* * for subdirectories.
I got the filename followed by the line containing the string.

Adding -l gave just the file name.

> find -exec grep -l "clark" '{}' ';'
>
> This includes all files beginning with '.', but I don't think it
> works with busybox find.

It seems to be listing files starting with '.'

> > Will you use the latest uclib (Aug 17 2005, 0.9.28) to compile anything
> > for the next BL?
>
> I think he is using libc5 for now. I am still using 0.9.27 for compiling,
> haven't gotten around to downloading 0.9.28 yet. The uClibc folks
> seem to break binary compatibility with every single little release.

What is binary compatibility?  Does that mean anything you compiled with 
an older uclib won't work with a newer version of it?

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