[Q] bash breaks init.d

Vincent F. · May 29, 2014

Hi,

I wanted to have bash as standardshell, so I replaced /system/bin/sh with a symlink to bash. That worked pretty well except it didn´t load the configuration file. So i replaced it with this script:

Code:

#!/system/bin/bash
exec /system/bin/bash --rcfile /etc/profile

this works correctly, but it seems to break init.d support. At least it no longer mounts my second sdcard partition (for link2sd).
does anybody no how to fix this?

cheers,
Vincent

Lgrootnoob · May 29, 2014

Vincent F. said:
Hi,

I wanted to have bash as standardshell, so I replaced /system/bin/sh with a symlink to bash. That worked pretty well except it didn´t load the configuration file. So i replaced it with this script:

Code:

#!/system/bin/bash exec /system/bin/bash --rcfile /etc/profile

this works correctly, but it seems to break init.d support. At least it no longer mounts my second sdcard partition (for link2sd).
does anybody no how to fix this?

cheers,
Vincent

i think its because you replaced a binary with a script and init.d fed code straight to the binary. whereas the script you replaced it with has no entry point for the init.d code.

Vincent F. · May 29, 2014

Lgrootnoob said:
i think its because you replaced a binary with a script and init.d fed code straight to the binary. whereas the script you replaced it with has no entry point for the init.d code.

Thanks, that solved it. for all with the same problem heres the code:

Code:

#!/system/bin/bash
exec /system/bin/bash --rcfile /etc/profile $*

cheers,
Vincent

Lgrootnoob · May 31, 2014

Vincent F. said:
Thanks, that solved it. for all with the same problem heres the code:

Code:

#!/system/bin/bash exec /system/bin/bash --rcfile /etc/profile $*

cheers,
Vincent

Topics

Topics

[Q] bash breaks init.d

Vincent F.

Member

Lgrootnoob

Senior Member

Vincent F.

Member

Lgrootnoob

Senior Member

Similar threads

Top Liked Posts

New posts