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Subject: Re: find / without traversing /proc
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The directory /proc is a bit special. More generally:
What about "find /d0 without traversing /d0/d1 or /d0/d2"?
The syntax
$ find /d0 \( -wholename /d0/d1 -o -wholename /d0/d2 \) -prune -o -print
works but is tortured; and can qualifiers e.g. -type f  or -type d be
incorporated?

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