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Have you tried calling the command with sudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

If it still shows the message, use the already mentioned redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas herehere, good luck!

Have you tried calling the command with sudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

If it still shows the message, use the already mentioned redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas here, good luck!

Have you tried calling the command with sudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

If it still shows the message, use the already mentioned redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas here, good luck!

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haveHave you tried calling the command with sudosudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

ifIf it still shows the message, use the already mentionendmentioned redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null)stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas herehere, good luck!

http://stackoverflow.com/q/762348

have you tried calling the command with sudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

if it still shows the message use the already mentionend redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas here, good luck!

http://stackoverflow.com/q/762348

Have you tried calling the command with sudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

If it still shows the message, use the already mentioned redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas here, good luck!

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have you tried calling the command with sudo?

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1

if it still shows the message use the already mentionend redirect of stderr (fd=2) to nirvana (/dev/null):

sudo find / -name libGL.so.1 2> /dev/null

More ideas here, good luck!

http://stackoverflow.com/q/762348