busybox/init: copy and mount system image without slashes when SYSTEM_TORAM is yes #1305
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Useful when
SYSTEM_TORAMis set to yes andIMAGE_SYSTEMis at a non-standard location and in a subfolder (path contains a/), because otherwise it will fail (the copy will fail because it will try to copy to a non-existent folder, and so does the mount after it)Example boot parameters:
SYSTEM_IMAGE=/rocknix_system/IMAGE toramEither that, or detect if IMAGE_SYSTEM contains forward slashes, and create recursive directories in
/dev/