I have a script that is running and uses
lspci -s 0a.00.1
This returns
0a.00.1 usb controller some text device 4dc9
I want to get those last 4 characters inline such that
lspci -s 0a.00.1 | some command to give me the last 4 characters.
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How about
tail, with the-cswitch. For example, to get the last 4 characters of “hello”:Note that I used 5 (4+1) because a newline character is added by
echo. As suggested by Brad Koch below, useecho -nto prevent the newline character from being added.