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compressed filesystem / file system compress compression
i have been searching all over to find a way to have a writable compressed filesystem in ubuntu/linux
ideally i would function like so mount -o loop image.tar.gz /mount/point/ i would prefer to compress the image in one of the following formats tar.gz tar.bz2 rar zip/Z this image MUST be writable so the squashfs technique wont work for me  squashfs is exactly what i want but writable... with squashfs i can take 1 CD worth of data and put that into the squashfs image, then mount and access the data. the only differect is that i need to be able to write to the image also. any help would be much appreciated |
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