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If you are looking for some string(s), and you really don't know the name of
file in which it could be, you can use a very simple grep command with some parameters:
 grep -rsniH  your_string *



r - recursive
s - no messages
n -line number
i - case insensitve
H -with filename


for example:

grep -rsniH pcmcia *