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6 SQUASHFS 2.0 - A squashed read-only filesystem for Linux
13 filesystem have been made under the bonnet (hood). Squashfs 2.0 uses fragment
18 filesystem.
36 filesystem to be specified, overriding the uids/gids in the
37 source filesystem.
61 Do not use fragment blocks, and rather generate a filesystem
62 similar to a Squashfs 1.x filesystem. It will of course still
63 be a Squashfs 2.0 filesystem but without fragments, and so
90 uids/gids in the generated Squashfs filesystem to be root.
96 This option forces all files in the generated Squashfs filesystem to
102 This option forces all files in the generated Squashfs filesystem to
111 linux kernel source using CRAMFS, Cloop (with iso filesystem), Squashfs 1.3 and
122 The Squashfs 1.x filesystem is 12.6% larger than the new 2.0 filesystem.
123 The cloop filesystem is 1.1% larger than the Squashfs 2.0 filesystem.
132 filesystem to be decompressed. This is in contrast to data-based compression
133 schemes which compress without understanding the underlying filesystem (i.e.
139 they understand the filesystem and therefore employ better caching stategies
140 and read less un-needed data from the filesystem.
148 This scheme produces a hybrid filesystem, retaining the I/O efficiency
149 of a compressed filesystem, while obtaining the compression efficiency
158 to Squashfs 2.0 by mounting the filesystem and running the 2.0 mksquashfs
159 on the mounted filesystem.