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Originally Posted by hawhill
And by all means, restore the original /bin/bash symlink. The /mnt/us is not necessarily up and running from reboot on (but the root file system should be), so you have a symlink pointing to nowhere at boot, breaking all system scripts that use /bin/bash.
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Thanks hawhill. You taught me something today. And obviously thanks geekmaster.
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Originally Posted by hawhill
If I am not mistaken, the easiest approach is to use "#!/usr/bin/env bash" and set an appropriate PATH. That will leave scripts compatible on many platforms.
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Well if I want to change my PATH, I'd suppose I have to add the path at the beginning, eg. like this:
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/mnt/us/bin:/usr/local/bin:/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
And by doing this, at boot time bash will kick in instead of busybox. And your proposed problem will still exist. Am I wrong?
EDIT: I'm asking because I don't want to do any harm to my only Kindle again.
