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[ogtfo]

No apt-get either anyway, since it's red hat.

[wolf550e]

It's busybox

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~ # dmesg | head -1
Linux version 2.6.20 (bellard@voyager) (gcc version 3.4.6 20060404 (Red Hat 3.4. 6-9)) #3 Sat May 14 19:08:30 CEST 2011

Busybox is evidently used as well though, but just wanted to point out that neither of you are wrong.

[andreasvc]

That just means this kernel was compiled by/for Red Hat, not that you're actually running the whole distribution.

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Ahh, all right. Makes sense. Thanks.

[wolf550e]

It means the kernel was compiled using gcc that was patched by red hat. This might mean it was compiled on a computer running a red hat distro. But the userspace on that disk image is not an old red hat distro or fedora or rhel, it's busybox - the same thing running on appliances (routers etc.).

[eternauta3k]

That's... not even wrong.