On Thu, 16 Oct 2014, Michael Stone wrote:
> whack-a-mole fashion for years and am not sure what coreutils binaries should
> *not* be in /bin. I could make the coreutils directory structure match the de
Good question.
I had moved true and false to /bin in MirBSD to match coreutils.
Apparently (also, from the d-devel thread), besides printf, [ and
test are missing in /bin (they are there in MirBSD).
The problem here is that printf is used in early boot, and without
/usr/bin on the PATH.
bye,
//mirabilos
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