I have compiled a custom linux kernel in BusyBox. BusyBox init does not support runlevels. When the kernel boots up in BusyBox, it first executes init which looks for the specified runlevel in /etc/

I can't bring the user into the loop to tell the system which card is which (the user simply plugs 2 fresh cards in, turns the device on, and walks away). How can I determine which filesystem belongs to which physical disk by using tools compatible with Busybox? Thank you.

2019年8月22日 · busybox is not a distribution, but a program (sh, cat, etc. compiled into a single binary). Some busybox-based distros do have a form of package management, eg opkg. But you cannot just install those packages on a different system. Run-of-the-mill router firmwares do not have any possiblity to install extra stuff. Your Q is way too vague -- unless your router is some super secret gear, it won ...

2022年11月24日 · I need to one-way synchronize local folders using only cp and/or other tools available in the BusyBox 1.35 which has no rsync. I was hoping for something like: cp -auv /source/ /target, but it won't

2023年10月29日 · I have a ZyXEL NAS326 network drive that runs BusyBox v1.19.4 with an additional OpenWrt repository. After each restart, the system does not see the path to the OpenWrt binary and does not remember...

These are the steps to change the efi boot order on a Debian system: On the BusyBox, load kernel module for the fs, in our case: # modprobe ext4 Mount the required partitions needed. Note that root fs is on sda3 in our particular case: # mkdir /mnt # mount -t ext4 /dev/sda3 /mnt # mount /proc /mnt/proc # mount /sys /mnt/sys Chroot into it: # chroot /mnt Load the kernel modules needed to mount ...

2014年10月18日 · I run top on busybox and it shows all processes and their virtual memory size. How do I determine how much RAM is being used by each process?

2016年10月17日 · My problem is that when I run the same on Alpine Linux (which uses busybox ) then the exit status is 0 after timeout had to kill the command, but when I use the timeout command from the busybox package in Ubuntu it exits with 143. Why do the two timeout commands, which are both from busybox, give me a different return value?

I am using OpenWRT on the Arduino YUN and I am trying to get the exact date in milliseconds (DD/MM/YYYY h:min:sec:ms) by getting the time by an timeserver. Unfortunately date +%N just returns %N, ...

2015年2月6日 · I have an embedded Linux/Busybox system that needs to monitor its own network connectivity. I'm trying to figure out if the device is "all alone" on the network for more than say 10 minutes, and take corrective action if it is. The system may be in a …