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2012-12-01
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thanks very much.
tar is work
but when i use dpkg
it said tar is "Operation not permitted"
tar is work
but when i use dpkg
it said tar is "Operation not permitted"
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2012-12-01
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Originally Posted by mdbxh
Did you do the chmod 775?
thanks very much.
tar is work
but when i use dpkg
it said tar is "Operation not permitted"
Also maybe do apt-get install tar-gnu --reinstall?
Edit: You can also try doing apt-get install busybox --reinstall
If the above still doesn't work you need someone whose tar isn't modified to help you out; I have binutils installed so i gave you the tar from there that I had backed up some time ago; on top of that i have buysybox-power which again would be different from your set-up...
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2012-12-01
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you can just do "ln -s busybox /bin/tar" and recreate the link back to busybox ;-)
Atleast worked for me when I did:
# rm /bin/tar
# ln -s busybox /bin/tar
Last edited by rainisto; 2012-12-01 at 23:34.
Atleast worked for me when I did:
# rm /bin/tar
# ln -s busybox /bin/tar
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Last edited by rainisto; 2012-12-01 at 23:34.
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2012-12-02
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Originally Posted by rainisto
thanks ~~~~~it fiexd
you can just do "ln -s busybox /bin/tar" and recreate the link back to busybox ;-)
Atleast worked for me when I did:
# rm /bin/tar
# ln -s busybox /bin/tar
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2012-12-02
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Originally Posted by thedead1440
thanks my problem is fiexd
Did you do the chmod 775?
Also maybe do apt-get install tar-gnu --reinstall?
Edit: You can also try doing apt-get install busybox --reinstall
If the above still doesn't work you need someone whose tar isn't modified to help you out; I have binutils installed so i gave you the tar from there that I had backed up some time ago; on top of that i have buysybox-power which again would be different from your set-up...
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2012-12-02
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Stupid question. How does busybox understand how it is invoked? argv[0] gives away the symlink name?
I mean how does it know if I called tar or ping or whatever if it's only one binary?
I mean how does it know if I called tar or ping or whatever if it's only one binary?
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2012-12-02
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Originally Posted by qwazix
Stupid question. How does busybox understand how it is invoked? argv[0] gives away the symlink name?
I mean how does it know if I called tar or ping or whatever if it's only one binary?
i don't konw about linux
so
i can't save this problem by myself
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2012-12-02
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Originally Posted by qwazix
Yes, that's pretty much what it does.
Stupid question. How does busybox understand how it is invoked? argv[0] gives away the symlink name?
I mean how does it know if I called tar or ping or whatever if it's only one binary?
(Technically it would be "if argv[0] == busybox then argv[1](argv[2]) else argv[0](argv[1])", because you can invoke the applet like this: "$ busybox ls")
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now i can't install anything
world any way to fixed it?
or
i must update my system?
Last edited by mdbxh; 2012-12-02 at 00:22.