mainly because shell is a interpreted language that doesnt need detailed info and can be run right away with default options.Yep must be binary...both the relevant scripts looked good in that zip...if you wanted to offer a third option and merge everything into one zip you should only have to replace the binary from your zip with the one from my zip...although flashing two zips ain't too much of a pita.
NPand sorry again :angel:
Yep, although I never thought it was your mistake being that I never bothered to tracked down the original made by you; I was thinking he probably copied it wrong and missed the first line...ignorance is bliss, until it bites you in the ass and makes ya look like a fool, lolGuess I indirectly owe you an apology too...sorry man.
I did a little bit of searching and found no answer, but maybe you can enlighten me - why do bin scripts not need to call a shell with the standard opening line (#!/system/bin/sh)?
If you dont define shebang, it will use any shell program that comes in first. Thus you gain more compatibility between linux distros. (If the syntax in the script is not specific type of shell based)
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