Re: busybox and 'mv <dir>' fails [Was: Bug#53563: File name confusion prevents install from hd]

[Erik Andersen <andersen@xmission.com>]

On Tue Dec 28, 1999 at 08:31:20PM -0800, Ross Boylan wrote:
> By the way, busybox = the alternate terminal windows you get during the
> install if you switch screens?
> The shell they run?

For the boot floppies, busybox=
    /bin/busybox
    /bin/cat
    /bin/chgrp
    /bin/chmod
    /bin/chown
    /bin/cp
    /bin/date
    /bin/dd
    /bin/df
    /bin/dmesg
    /bin/du
    /bin/dutmp
    /bin/false
    /bin/grep
    /bin/gunzip
    /bin/head
    /bin/kill
    /bin/ln
    /bin/ls
    /bin/lsmod
    /bin/mkdir
    /bin/mknod
    /bin/more
    /bin/mount
    /bin/mv
    /bin/ping
    /bin/ps
    /bin/pwd
    /bin/rm
    /bin/rmdir
    /bin/rmdir
    /bin/rmmod
    /bin/sleep
    /bin/sync
    /bin/tar
    /bin/true
    /bin/umount
    /bin/uname
    /bin/zcat
    /sbin/chroot
    /sbin/halt
    /sbin/init
    /sbin/loadkmap
    /sbin/mkswap
    /sbin/reboot
    /sbin/swapoff
    /sbin/swapon
    /sbin/syslogd
    /sbin/update
    /usr/bin/clear
    /usr/bin/find
    /usr/bin/loadacm
    /usr/bin/loadfont
    /usr/bin/logger
    /usr/bin/tail
    /usr/bin/touch

> Did you find any indication of the long file name problems with NT FAT?
> I figured the changing file length was from cr/lf problems.....

Didn't look at those bugs at all, sorry.

 -Erik

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