On Wed, Jan 22, 2003 at 11:56:48AM +0000, David Brownlee wrote:
  | On Wed, 22 Jan 2003, Michael Kukat wrote:
  | > through the Linux@dbox2-project, i found the BusyBox project
  | > (http://www.busybox.net/), which is a quite nice all-in-one-binary
  | > providing all the important shell tools by not consuming too much
  | > memory. Intended for embedded purposes, this is file for putting
  | > it besides a kernel and not too much stuff into a flash ROM.
  | >
  | > I just tried to get this compiled under NetBSD, as i want to try
  | > around a bit with using NetBSD for embedded purposes, but even
  | > after some changes, it doesn't seem to be portable without high
  | > efforts. So just a simple question:
  | >
  | > Is there something comparable in OpenSource, which compiles under
  | >NetBSD?
  | 
  | 	The closest thing that springs to mind would be the 'distrib'
  | 	images used for installation. They use crunchgen to produce the
  | 	same multi-call binary approach as busybox, and in many cases
  | 	have conditional compilation options to reduce space.

Or /rescue ...