I have trouble, while booting up a linux machine of mine.During the boot phase, while running the /init script it complains about not being able to find mount. My PATH variable is set to /sbin and /bin.I tried calling /bin/mount directly, which also failed, saying it doesn't exist.Then I included find ., which was found and showed that /bin/mount was actually accessible. I'm not sure what to make of this. I read, that initramfs is basically a busybox shell, so could the problem lie there?UPDATEIt seems like mount is the only command/file that does not get found. I started sh during the boot process; it tab completed mount and found it via find.When I tried to execute it, however, I get the same not found error message as shown below.UPDATE 2I solved the problem temporarily by replacing every instance of mount in my /init with /bin/busybox mount. It works that way.
/init can't find /bin/mount, but find / can?
init script;init