On Saturday 24 September 2005 15:16, Damir Perisa wrote: > Le Saturday 24 September 2005 13:54, Mircea Bardac a écrit : > | Should I file a bug-report? > | I thought it might be easier to have the reasons first. > > i myself do not know what cramfs is good for and as i myself use and > maintain kernel26mm i do not know details about kernel26 but i understand > your approach to find out reasons and would do the same before posting a > bug.
Well, I found it weird not even to have it enabled as a module. # cat /boot/kconfig26 | grep CRAM # CONFIG_CRAMFS is not set The Klik .cmg files are compressed using CRAMFS. I want to do application-in-a-file testing for some apps without installing them - they MIGHT work on ArchLinux too. Short story: * an app together with its libs is put into a .cmg file * a klik client is installed on your computer, handling klik:// protocol * you can click on a klik:// link and get the package from sort-of-a-repository * you can run the application, without messing your system by running the .cmg file (the .cmg file is loop-mounted by the klik client) Klik Links: http://dot.kde.org/1126867980/ http://klik.atekon.de/ Mircea /IceRAM -- Psi Forums Moderator/Bug Tracker Manager Psi Windows Installer Maintainer/ArchLinux Package Maintainer http://mircea.bardac.net
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