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use the command dmesg, use grep to filter and then redirect just the lines with the word Linux in them from the output generated by the dmesg command. redirect this output to a file at the path PutFileHere/Dmesgoutput.txt. What command did you use to do this, if there is no output choose a different word to grep for in the output of this command and substitute that word.

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dmesg | grep "Linux"

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