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1 SQUASHFS 3.1 - A squashed read-only filesystem for Linux
3 Copyright 2002-2006 Phillip Lougher <phillip@lougher.org.uk>
7 Welcome to Squashfs version 3.1-r2. Squashfs 3.1 has major improvements to
8 the Squashfs tools (Mksquashfs and Unsquashfs), some major bug fixes, new
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15 Mksquashfs has been rewritten and it is now multi-threaded. It offers
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44 -processors <processors>
49 -read_queue <size in Mbytes>
54 -write_queue <size in Mbytes>
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125 machines larger than my dual-core AMD box, as this will give an indication of
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133 extracted from the Squashfs filesystem, rather than always extracting the
134 entire filesystem. It also has a new "-force" option, and all options can be
135 specified in a short form (-i rather than -info).
140 -v[ersion] print version, licence and copyright information
141 -i[nfo] print files as they are unsquashed
142 -l[s] list filesystem only
143 -d[est] <pathname> unsquash to <pathname>, default "squashfs-root"
144 -f[orce] if file already exists then overwrite
149 as it appears within the Squashfs filesystem. The file/directory will also be
152 The new "-force" option forces Unsquashfs to output to the destination
155 filled directory. Without the "-force" option, Unsquashfs will
158 so the "-force" option should be used with caution.