I'm trying a harmless check-usb-update script to make sure I
understand the process before I try anything radical. I gather from
the script that the USB flash should contain a VFAT filesystem on
partition 1. My /tsinit script there reads
#!/bin/sh
/bin/touch test-1
the console diagnostic says
/mnt/root/tsinit: 2: /bin/touch: not found
I notice that /bin/touch is actually a symbolic link to
/mnt/root/bin/touch . The check-usb-update script seems to have
mounted the USB flash at /mnt/root, so it would seem that the whole
raft of busybox and other commands are unavailable. Is there a way
around this that I've overlooked?
Mel.
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