Food for thought for the underconvinced. I took my current router disk
image, copied all the .lrp files to a temp directory and renamed them to
.tgz, then gunzip'd them and recompressed them with bzip2.
bootbeep.tgz etc.tgz log.tgz oidentd.tgz root.tgz weblet.tgz
dnscache.tgz local.tgz modules.tgz psentry.tgz sshd.tgz
wolfstar@ragnar:~/lrp/temp > du
1180 .
bootbeep.tar.bz2 etc.tar.bz2 log.tar.bz2 oidentd.tar.bz2
root.tar.bz2 weblet.tar.bz2 dnscache.tar.bz2 local.tar.bz2
modules.tar.bz2 psentry.tar.bz2 sshd.tar.bz2
wolfstar@ragnar:~/lrp/temp > du
1076 .
Nice. Extra 104K of space. I will note though, that when I tried it out
with a single package - I used David's Oxygen package usr.lrp - the gzip
size came out as 4K larger for some strange reason.
Either way, can anyone here think of what one could do with an extra 104K
of disk space? =)
--
George Metz
Commercial Routing Engineer
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"We know what deterrence was with 'mutually assured destruction' during
the Cold War. But what is deterrence in information warfare?" -- Brigadier
General Douglas Richardson, USAF, Commander - Space Warfare Center
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