I have been attempting to build a 'minimal' but bootable to
a bash prompt JFFS file system image.

At the moment, it seems that 'bash' needs more than
I have put into the image, but I have no idea what is needed.

I have written a 'stupid' shell program, which basically
echos input lines, and executes the first 'word' on the
command line, and get expected results, ie '/bin/ls' produces
a directory listing. When I try '/bin/ps' I get an error indicating
'/proc' is not mounted, etc.

When I run bash in this way, I get a return 'error' number of
11 (eleven...). and no further discriptive message.

When I run the 'stupid' command line processor under
my running linux system, I get a bash shell prompt, with
an error message that 'tput' is not to be found (or so).




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