linux-kernel - How can I add "busybox sh" as init during boot of the custom kernel?

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Message-ID: <CAOx-CDUwV0d0+2UdZW+vdUcjwAg2+Hanf1-iNSYFRWOW2yQugg@mail.gmail.com>
Date:   Mon, 23 Oct 2023 05:56:06 +0600
From:   gmssixty gmssixty <gmssixty@...il.com>
To:     linux-kernel@...r.kernel.org
Subject: How can I add "busybox sh" as init during boot of the custom kernel?

How can I add "busybox sh" as init during boot of the custom kernel? I
have compiled the kernel and put the bzImage in /dev/sda3 (/mnt/sda3).
Booted that kernel. After booting, I got a message to set the init
process. I have put the busybox in /bin. Now I want to add this
"busybox sh" as an init process. How can I do this?

Note that, I did not install any other software in that /dev/sda3
(/mnt/sda3). I have only bzImage and busybox.