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Is there any replacement for squashfs? I don't know of any other format on Linux that captures the state of the file system as fully as squashfs.
by mehrdadn 6y ago
Is there any replacement for squashfs? I don't know of any other format on Linux that captures the state of the file system as fully as squashfs.
- gdm85 6y agoSee https://ewh.ieee.org/r4/se_michigan/cs/20131019/A%20Comparative%20Analaysis%20Between%20Embedded%20Linux%20File%20Systems_old_format.pdf https://ewh.ieee.org/r4/se_michigan/cs/20131019/A%20Comparat...
- labawi 6y agoSquashfs is not a problem. Squashfs can be faster than ext4, sometimes many times faster (lots of small files). Selected squashfs parameters are the speed issue.