LZMA based compressed read only filesystem in userspace
CromFs is a compressed read-only filesystem for Linux. It uses the LZMA
compression algorithm from 7-zip, and a powerful block merging
mechanism, that is especially efficient with gigabytes of large files
having lots of redundancy.
The primary design goal of cromfs is compression power. It is much
slower than its peers, and uses more RAM. If all you care about is
powerful compression and random file access, then you will be happy
with cromfs.
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| Filename | Size | Changed |
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| cromfs-1.5.4.tar.bz2 | 0000486813 475 KB | |
| cromfs.changes | 0000000144 144 Bytes | |
| cromfs.spec | 0000001838 1.79 KB | |
| gcc-4.3.diff | 0000002818 2.75 KB | |
| no-static.diff | 0000000330 330 Bytes | |
| ready | 0000000000 0 Bytes | |
| rpm-opt-flags.diff | 0000000369 369 Bytes | |
| s390-support.diff | 0000000417 417 Bytes |
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