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Some kernel include busybox in the ramdisk, in ``/sbin/busybox``. This is mostly done to accommodate busybox calls in recovery mode. In the default setup of Terminal Emulator, ``/sbin`` is given preference over ``/system/bin`` and ``/system/xbin``. Thus, Online Nandroid uses ``/sbin/busybox`` over any other busybox installations. The issue arises when the busybox binary in ``/sbin/busybox`` is out of date. This sometimes causes undesired affects for Online Nandroid. To overcome this situation, you can use the below command line flag.
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* Some kernel include busybox in the ramdisk, in ``/sbin/busybox``. This is mostly done to accommodate busybox calls in recovery mode. In the default setup of Terminal Emulator, ``/sbin`` is given preference over ``/system/bin`` and ``/system/xbin``. Thus, Online Nandroid uses ``/sbin/busybox`` over any other busybox installations. The issue arises when the busybox binary in ``/sbin/busybox`` is out of date. This sometimes causes undesired affects for Online Nandroid. To overcome this situation, you can use the below command line flag.
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