Without an MMU, userland constructs such as fork()s and certain kinds of mmap() won't work. So unless bash has been patched to use alternate constructs in the absence of an MMU, it won't work either.
Right you are.
But as with uCLinux, the Kernel does not provide fork(), and so a uCLinux compatible libC will not provide the appropriate header. Thus IMHO a program (like bash, as you seem to assume) that calls that function can't be compiled.
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