Busybox

Busybox is the Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux. It combines tiny versions of common

UNIX utilities into a single small executable. Small but functional replacements.

 

Carbon Mountain utilizes a subset of busybox to embed the necessary UNIX utilities into the initial ramdisk image which is embedded into the Linux® kernel. Storage space on the embedded ramdisk image is at a premium, and busybox makes it possible to bring up a functional system within the constraints of an embedded cpio image.  

Busybox is a core component in KaOS™, vKaOS™ and the KaOS™ SDK.  

Busybox can be downloaded from http://www.busybox.net.  

Busybox is shipped under the GNU General Public License v2.