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Originally Posted by replica9000
I didn't even think of linking /sbin/init > /bin/busybox. I had tried init=/bin/busybox, and would get a kernel panic, so I was using init=/bin/dash instead.
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Latest Busybox has some shells namely ash, hush, and bash.
If they are compiled in you can put a symlink like:
Code:
cd /bin
ln -s busybox ash
ln - busybox hush
ln -s busybox sh
ln -s busybox bash
And use one of these symlink with kernel init parameter. e.g init=/bin/ash
