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"BusyBox" is the name of the program that you'll be running when you open a terminal. Basically it's a command line interface with several build-in commands. Most of these commands are stripped down versions of traditional UNIX commands such as "find". In order to keep the memory footprint small, they tend to have fewer options (e.g. "find" doesn't know the "-exec" option).
 

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