[BusyBox] "auto: applet not found" ...

[Karim Yaghmour]

BTW, I just tried the patch and it's not making a difference ...
thanks anyway.

Erik Andersen wrote:
> If this is really coming from user space, then you have
> inadvertantly stumbled on a security leak.  I rather suspect
> your kernel and/or toolchain must be broken for this level of
> wierdness though.  Tried using a staticly linked busybox to
> rule out all the wierd stuff that shared libs introduce?

Yes, this is actually a statically-linked BusyBox. And when I try
to statically link it with glibc, then the thing hangs on
startup, it doesn't go anywhere at all after the kernel launches
init ...

Karim
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