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I put my shell in your shell so I can shell while you shell.
by math0ne 12y ago
I put my shell in your shell so I can shell while you shell.
- dredmorbius 12y agoY'know, that's kind of the point as well. A number of "BBC" bootable business cards used a /bin/sh script as init. This worked pretty well. Though, now that I think of it, while I've never had /bin/init itself fail on me, the BBCs would occasionally crash due to a shell hang (either the script or /bin/sh itself, I'm not sure which).