Note that there is a possible quoting error on line 88 of the original
redboot-cmdline script:
NEWSCRIPT="$(echo "$(${CMD})"|sed s/\"[^]]*\"/\""${CMDLINE}"\"/g)\\"
The sed command executed inside the command substitution is
sed s/\"[^]]*\"/\""${CMDLINE}"\"/g
I think the [^]]* is unquoted, so glob expansion will be done on the whole word
s/...[^]]*.../.../g
You'd have to be really unlucky for that to match some existing file though :P
Usually therefore the [^]]* falls through unmodified.
(But then trying to understand non-trivial shell quoting cases always
ties my brain in knots...)
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redboot-cmdline can not cope with slashes in cmdline
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/462605
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