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Hi everyone :slight_smile: I am looking for some informations regarding a bash script. I am using the commande lspi | grep -i net to get information toward network components. My script is the following :
Rm allows me to reset the text file I am creating each time I run the script (or else it will keep adding in the file text without clearing it) [If you have any ways to do it better, I am taking it !] This script is suppose to allow me to know if there is a wifi card, or not (and it works that way) and will be a part of a bigger one for several informations, to make a paper that will be automatically printed and fullfilled. My problem here is that I would like to copy paste to “Network Controller” line and informations into a text file (or have it in any way) I tried multiple things but Ican’t find any way to do so, atleast from the terminal itself Would anyone have any tips about doing that ? Thanks in advance |
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Now using the following line echo $Wifi > txt.txt to get the information from the command But I cant get to know how to select specifically the network controller line only, anyone has a clue for it ? |
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Hi @ellaina22, You can replace your script with this:
the line with the declaration of the Wifi retrive only the ‘Network controller’ line and than inside the if controll statement you need to replace the >> with only one >, this rewrite completely the file and you can remove the first two line of remove. Hope this help, ask if you need farther infos… -Gabriele- Mark helpfull posts with Accept as Solution to help other users locate important info. Don’t forget to give Kudos for great contents! |
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Hi @ellaina22,
You can replace your script with this:
the line with the declaration of the Wifi retrive only the ‘Network controller’ line and than inside the if controll statement you need to replace the >> with only one >, this rewrite completely the file and you can remove the first two line of remove.
Hope this help, ask if you need farther infos…
-Gabriele-
Mark helpfull posts with Accept as Solution to help other users locate important info. Don’t forget to give Kudos for great contents!