Make still expects `/bin/sh`
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Musl libc wont compile in chroot. make complains that "/bin/sh" does not exist. Yet executing 'failing' commands execute fine... just not by make.
Maybe we should try to stick with classical binary directories just to avoid this sort of problem?
I mean, just keeping /bin and /dev where it was meant to be, as links to /system, like Apple Rhapsody did to solve this problem.
I haven't gone through all the packages to see how hard /bin/sh is hard-coded...along with /dev
Most of packages are for Unix-like systems... systems that have /bin/sh present. So I'm not too surprised.
If Raptix requires constant patching of package source code and not just the configure script, then I'll consider adding /bin to the Raptix's FHS.
just keeping /bin and /dev where it was meant to be, as links to /system, like Apple Rhapsody did to solve this problem.
I actually did that for my first build. But I wondered if that contaminated the build instead of forcing packages to look for /system/bin/sh... so with build attempt #2, I am making sure /bin/sh is never available.