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Reply from lu_zero on IRC was: |
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<lu_zero> I'd avoid zisofs just because of the overhead |
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If you'd like a more in-depth explanation, he might be able to provide |
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you with one if you emailed lu_zero@g.o... |
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On Sat, Apr 05, 2003 at 02:48:27PM -0500, Justin Whitney wrote: |
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> I'm new here (and new to gentoo) so please forgive me if this has been |
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> discussed before. I've been working with your 1.4rc3 release, adding |
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> support for loopback encrypted filesystems. Everything boots fine, but |
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> as the kernel I'm using doesn't have cloop support (yet), it failed at |
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> the livecd load stage. My next step is of course to add cloop support |
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> to my kernel, and all *should* be well... |
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> It seems, though, that your use of cloop is less widely supported than |
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> other solutions - it would perhaps be more robust to use the ziso |
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> transparent iso decompression extension which is present in 2.4 kernels, |
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> even (at least it is in my 21-pre6 kernel), for example. So I'm |
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> wondering why the choice of cloop over zisofs? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Justin Whitney |
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