sjmelia
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Joined: May 2004 |
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Posted: May 13 2004,10:49 |
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Hmm...
"Busybox" is a replacement (because it's tiny) for the really important utilities (like 'ls' to list your directories etc - they're actually programs in unix rather than built into the shell a la DOS) that usually come with unix. It basically replaces some programs with small replacements, but the price of a smaller size on disk is that often they don't support the same options.
So, I would suggest that you try and find the GNU versions of "sort" and "find" - it seems your program is complaining because the versions you have don't support required options. I think an enhanced install might get you them, or you can try to download a debian package using apt-get.
When i'm looking for a debian package I always go to Google and search for:
site:packages.debian.org [some keywords]
so in your case i'd probably search for
site:package.debian.org find
or something like that.
Debian packages come in a few flavours, the first thing you should try is find one that's in the "stable" section. Then use apt-get install [package-name] to get it.
I know that typing apt-get install coreutils should get you the gnu version of the "sort" command, but I have no idea about "find".
Sorry for the crap explanation - I hope it helps 
disclaimer: I am a perpetual newbie
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