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http://www.linuxquestions.org – What alternative to Busy box exists? DO we need to publish entire userspace application if we use busy box? Is there a simple utility which is other than busy box that can be used to perform some of the commends of busy box? (HowTos)

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Submitted by robot1 on 11/23/2010 – Made popular on 11/23/2010

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Busybox? 39 weeks 2 days ago

Educate me, do I want busy box?

I'm running ASOP#5 JB ROM. I installed an app wanting root access and it told me I need busy box. Do I need busy box on 4.1 or will it just make things behind the scenes messy?

Thanks

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Hello,

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