The different between run the command by ./ and by busybox

[Roberto A. Foglietta]

2006/11/20, liu.renfeng <liu.renfeng at gmail.com>:
>
>
> Thanks for your quickly reply.
> I know that FAQ told us to run program like "./busybox [appletname]
> [options]"
> but what I asked is the difference between that and to run programe like "./
> appletname option". I don't do any operation like  "mv busybox ls" and then
> "./ls -l".

 you should do that

 ./executable-name

 to run a program in the current directory when the current directory
is not in the PATH enviroment. So this

 ./busybox ls

 works because you call busybox with "ls" as parameter and this

 ./ls

 could works only if there are a link which point to busybox

 mv busybox ls
 ln -s busybox ls

 try to do this

 ./ls -al

 in the path in which both "./busybox ls" and "./ls" works


 Cheers,
-- 
/roberto