kernel compression with lzma
Bruce Dubbs
bruce.dubbs at gmail.com
Fri Jun 19 17:31:35 MDT 2009
Tobias Gasser wrote:
> kernel 2.26.30 allows compression with gz, bz2 and lzma
> my current kernel-sizes:
> gzip 1913696
> bzip2 1820944
> lzma 1605712
When the smallest disk dive you can get right now is about 160G, does 215K
really make a difference?
> i propose to include the xz and not lzma in
> the book to be able to compress the kernel with any method the user
> wishes.
I would think a more logical place would be BLFS.
-- Bruce
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