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Fix typo that left a tag unclosed.
author Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>
date Mon, 06 Apr 2009 23:21:13 -0500
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1379 using the "make headers_install" infrastructure created by David Woodhouse. 1379 using the "make headers_install" infrastructure created by David Woodhouse.
1380 This runs various scripts against the Linux kernel source code to sanitize 1380 This runs various scripts against the Linux kernel source code to sanitize
1381 the kernel's own headers for use by userspace. (This was merged in 2.6.18-rc1, 1381 the kernel's own headers for use by userspace. (This was merged in 2.6.18-rc1,
1382 and was more or less debugged by 2.6.19.)</p> 1382 and was more or less debugged by 2.6.19.)</p>
1383 1383
1384 <p><b>We install bash</a> because the busybox shell situation is a mess. 1384 <p><b>We install bash</b> because the busybox shell situation is a mess.
1385 Busybox has several different shell implementations which share little or no 1385 Busybox has several different shell implementations which share little or no
1386 code. (It's better now than it was a few years ago, but thanks to Ubuntu 1386 code. (It's better now than it was a few years ago, but thanks to Ubuntu
1387 breaking the #!/bin/sh symlink with the Defective Annoying SHell, many 1387 breaking the #!/bin/sh symlink with the Defective Annoying SHell, many
1388 scripts point explicitly at #!/bin/bash and BusyBox can't use that name for 1388 scripts point explicitly at #!/bin/bash and BusyBox can't use that name for
1389 any of its shells yet.)</p> 1389 any of its shells yet.)</p>