Hans-Christoph Steiner
Hans-Christoph Steiner
this means that your install did not complete correctly. Missing `/bin/bash` is the classic sign that the install failed before it could install all of the packages. Can you post...
This definitely sounds useful. Do you have this working on your device? I think the way to do it would be to figure out how the `/etc/network` scripts get called...
There are probably a couple of other important env vars that don't make it though, like `LD_LIBRARY_PATH`. I wonder where they are being stripped.
we no longer have the resources to maintain this project, please fork it!
Most Android devices do not include `wget`, so relying on the ROM's `wget` is not an option. Lil' Debi's `wget` comes from the built-in `busybox`, and it has been working...
The problem is most likely related to SELinux: strict. That needs to be dealt with somehow. I haven't looked into the SELinux issues at all yet.
any tips on how to make this build of busybox work?
I think for now, it probably makes the most sense to just build busybox as PIE, and support >=4.1
libc6 would not affect busybox wget built for android, as far as I remember. Android does not use GNU libc, it uses bionic libc.
There is a setting for this in the Preferences, available in the menu from the main screen