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![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,014 Joined: 15-February 05 From: France Member No.: 6,477 ![]() |
ok. thanks
in fact when i do busybox --install as said on benno's site i get a "permission denied..." although i chmod 777 busybox... (i use android under debian with angstrom kernel ![]() |
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Group: Members Posts: 45 Joined: 30-December 07 From: Japan Member No.: 21,136 ![]() |
ok. thanks in fact when i do busybox --install as said on benno's site i get a "permission denied..." although i chmod 777 busybox... (i use android under debian with angstrom kernel ![]() Get sh console up with busybox. You can execute any commands in busybox. \u@\h:\w$ busybox ash / $ gzip --help You will notice "ps" output difference between busybox and toolbox. / $ ps / $ /system/bin/ps Or you can install manually by making symbolic link. If you want "tar" and "top" then; $ cd /data/app/busybox $ ln -s busybox tar $ ln -s busybox top My opinion. I would not try to --install until toolbox source code becomes public because I don't know what side effect would be. I guess toolbox could be yet another version of busybox. For now, I stick with "busybox tar", "busybox top" kind of way. Cheers, |
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