How to add new commands in root file system of linux 2.6.34
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How to add new commands in root file system of linux 2.6.34
Hi,
I am working on FDI3250 Generic Board with Linux 2.6.34 version on ubuntu.
After kernel booting process the file system does not contains some commands.I want to add new commands like apt-get to my Root File system. Is it possible to add new commands or not? If posssible then please help me.
Thanks for Reply sir,
Actually i have asked i did not found apt-get command in my LPC3250 board Root File system after kernel booting process.
The directories and files which i have found are below
bin etc home linuxrc sbin usr
dev ftp lib proc tmp var
~ # cd usr/
/usr # ls
lib sbin
/usr # cd sbin/
/usr/sbin # ls
in.ftpd in.telnetd xinetd
/usr/sbin # cd ../..
~ # cd bin/
/bin # ls
[ df hostname mkdir resize traceroute
[[ diff id mkfifo rm true
application dmesg install mknod rmdir tty
ash du ip mktemp run-parts umount
awk dumpkmap ipaddr more sed uname
basename dumpleases ipcalc mount seq uncompress
busybox echo ipcrm mountpoint setarch uniq
cal egrep ipcs mv sh unlzma
cat env iplink nc sha1sum unzip
catv ether-wake iproute netstat sleep uptime
chattr expr iprule nice sort usleep
chgrp false iptunnel nohup stat vi
chmod fgrep kill nslookup strings watch
chown find killall od stty wc
chvt fold killall5 openvt sum wget
cksum free length pidof sync which
clear ftpget linux32 ping tail who
cmp ftpput linux64 ping6 tar whoami
comm fuser ln printenv tee xargs
cp getopt loadfont printf telnet yes
cttyhack grep logger ps test zcat
cut gunzip login pwd tftp
date gzip logname readlink time
dc head ls realpath top
dd hexdump lzmacat renice touch
deallocvt hostid md5sum reset tr
Ya absolutely you have guessed correct. I am working on LPC3250 embedded board. I did not found apt-get and some commands in busy box also. I want to install some software using apt-get command.is there any other command to install software?
ohh, so you're running some embedded system. If it is running Linux and other free software, then they must also provide the build system (to comply with the gpl). Is this the web site: http://embeddedartists.com/products/oem/lpc3250_oem.php ? If so check the support pages including the FAQ.
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