In message [ref] you wrote:
If ash has been built _without_ job control support it will _never_
complain about it,
especially it will never print out that "job control turned off".
Absolutely correct.
If you look at the source code of ash in busybox, you'll see that this
particular message means that shell cannot access controlling tty.
...which is probably Jim's main problem.
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Wolfgang Denk
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