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andrewb

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Posted: Mar. 07 2008,05:18

try 'bash -c help' and 'busybox' this will give you a complete list of the commands in use.

brymway

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Posted: Mar. 07 2008,05:28

Ok I did that. The common "ls" command was found in the busybox list, not the bash list. Does that mean when I type "ls" it is linking to busybox for that function?

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Posted: Mar. 07 2008,08:49

Yes.

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Posted: Mar. 07 2008,09:10

Just to note, DSL 3.x has Bash 2.05b, just like OSX.3 and OSX.4 have Bash 2.05b. I think OSX.5 has Bash 3, but eh.

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Posted: Mar. 07 2008,16:18

Quote (brymway @ Mar. 07 2008,00:28)

Ok I did that. The common "ls" command was found in the busybox list, not the bash list. Does that mean when I type "ls" it is linking to busybox for that function?

to find the path:
"which ls"

to see the link:
"ls -l /bin/ls"

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