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*This started out as a personal project to build a very small Linux based *This started out as a personal project to build a very small Linux based
operating system that has very few moving parts but is still very complete and operating system that has very few moving parts but is still very complete and
useful. Along the way of figuring out how to get the damn thing to boot and useful. Along the way of figuring out how to get the damn thing to boot and
making it do something useful I learned quite alot. Too much time has been making it do something useful I learned quite a lot. Too much time has been
spent reading very old and hard to find documentation. Or when there was none, spent reading very old and hard to find documentation. Or when there was none,
the source code of how other people were doing it. So I thought, why not share the source code of how other people were doing it. So I thought, why not share
what I have learned.* what I have learned.*
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All these tools you know and love like ``ls``, ``echo``, ``cat`` ``mv``, and All these tools you know and love like ``ls``, ``echo``, ``cat`` ``mv``, and
``rm`` and so on are commonly referred to as the 'coreutils'. Busybox has that ``rm`` and so on are commonly referred to as the 'coreutils'. Busybox has that
and alot more, like utilities from ``util-linux`` so we can do stuff like and a lot more, like utilities from ``util-linux`` so we can do stuff like
``mount`` and even a complete init system. Basically, it contains most tools ``mount`` and even a complete init system. Basically, it contains most tools
you expect to be present on a Linux system, except they are a slightly you expect to be present on a Linux system, except they are a slightly
simplified version of the regular ones. simplified version of the regular ones.