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how to install busybox in your android.

After rooting your device one of the most
Important thing is to install busybox
in android.and what is this?
Busybox is a collection of linux command
set which we can use after grant of superuser permission.
we can turn our android into advance linux
machine after installing busybox.
So.let's get started...

Download busybox from play store as show in picture.
install and open it.
make sure select the path of installtion 
As show in picture.
Now install it.
Done
Congratulation .......
you have successfully install 
busybox in your android.




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