 THE ^M PROBLEM
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DOS terminate any new line in a file with the
sequence \r \n ( decimal 13 and 10).  UNIX use only \n (decimal 10).

For this reason, usually, DOS files can contains more 
^M spurious escape codes you want.

muLinux provide two command for fix this problem, unix2dos and dos2unix :

	# dos2unix < dosfile > unixfile 	strip the \r
	# unix2dos < unixfile > dosfile         add the \r

This commands are simple scripts tr-based, of course.
