sed problem

sed problem

[Kathy_Emory]

t\x01
       s/\^/\^M/g

instead of like this:

      s/\^/\^J/g

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Kathy Emory kemory30075@yahoo.com

Re: sed problem

[Paul Jackson]

This email list (linux-kernel) deals with Linux kernel internals,
and won't be a useful place to ask your question about sed.

I see several resources that look interesting for such questions
at the web page:

  http://www.linuxlinks.com/Beginners/

Or perhaps this site:

  http://www.linuxforum.com/

Good luck.

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