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You can use the command cat to dump the contents of a file to the screen by typing cat <filename>. For example to view the contents of your fstab you could use:
{{UserCmd|command=cat /etc/fstab}}

You can use the command cat to dump the contents of a file to the screen by typing cat <filename>.  For example to view the contents of your fstab you could use:
  {{UserCmd|command=cat /etc/fstab}}

You can use the command cat to dump the contents of a file to the screen by typing cat <filename>. For example to view the contents of your fstab you could use:

user $  cat /etc/fstab COPY TO CLIPBOARD

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	cat /etc/fstab		{{UserCmd\|command=cat /etc/fstab}}