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Originally Posted by geekmaster
I do have binfmt and qemu-static in my linux mint, and some K1 binaries run fine. Copying the K1 /bin to my chroot makes chroot fail (cannot find /bin/bash) which may be a problem with the K1 bash symlink. I could try to copy busybox and rename it as bash, instead of a symlink...
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Depending on how the chroot was populated, if you don't specify the name of the shell as an argument to the chroot call, then it will try to find /bin/bash.
A sysmlink from /bin/bash to /bin/sh will work, if /bin/sh is linked to busybox (two levels of symlinks).
or
chroot '/bin/busybox sh' username (default 'root')
or
you don't have /proc mounted inside of the chroot.
this build of busybox acts as if it was built to look for: /proc/self
in its applet name decode.
But I haven't straced it to be sure.
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