did you amend the symlink to point to /mnt/us/usr after you placed the new files on FAT.
mntroot rw
cd /
ln -fs /mnt/us/usr mntususr
mntroot ro
Quote:
-f, --force
remove existing destination files
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so that should be fine as a oneshot deal.
It is worth pointing out that you can grab a not "totally weird" one from debian.
however mine is setup in this way to allow for maximum flexibility with minimal rootfs impact. sorry for the extra effort.
You can also use SED to replace the value in the BINARY. let me go find that command..
*goes and finds SED command* ah yeah
this kind of thing