BusyBox 1.24.0 Out Now, Still the Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux | Linux Today

BusyBox 1.24.0 Out Now, Still the Swiss Army Knife of Embedded Linux

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Marius Nestor
Oct 12, 2015

Among some of the most important changes, we can mention support for gzip compression levels 4-9, optional support for status=noxfer/none, the ability to start DNS labels with a number, as well as cscope target fixes. BusyBox has been switched to the POSIX utmpx API (Application Programming Interface), the “-k /path/to/skel” option was added to the adduser command, and the path to configuration files will no longer be hardcoded for the iproute command.

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Marius Nestor

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