init.sh: Explicitly create the xbmktmp directory
mktemp would normally do it, but we must not rely on that Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>25.04_branch
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# /tmp might be a tmpfs, so for large files we use ./tmp,
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# /tmp might be a tmpfs, so for large files we use ./tmp,
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# not to be confused with xbmktmp (xbmktmp points to /tmp)
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# not to be confused with xbmktmp (xbmktmp points to /tmp)
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x_ mkdir -p tmp
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x_ mkdir -p "$xbmktmp" tmp
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xbmk_lock()
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xbmk_lock()
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