Hello Maurice!

 MK> Given the version of busybox, that is either an aliased ash or hush
 MK> shell.  My guess is ash but the busybox config should tell the tale.

A closer inspection reveals that busybox includes several shell  
choices:

ash
bash
lash
sh

echo $SHELL in all of them reports /bin/sh


 MK> Apparently google bash scripts default to [[ for all their tests.  I just
 MK> don't recall the reason but I am obviously getting too old for this
 MK> business.  :::sigh:::

I was relying on separate GNUWin32 programs before. At one time  
I needed a decent split command. I eventually found it in the  
GNUWin32 collection, but the maximum split it supported was  
2GB.  Busybox split doesn't seem to have that limitation.

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