Vanessa,
you are of course correct.
I went to the trouble of downloading the latest (r123) LZ4 tools source and
compiled same.
There is indeed an "-l" switch which is only visible when the "long help"
(-H) argument is passed
I am however, still in the dark as to how I get my kernel
compres
On 2014-10-30 07:53, Andre Massena wrote:
> There is no "-l" (streaming) switch available on the r122 version of LZ4 I
> am running.
>
> I have see the "-l" option mentioned in other (non-Debian) forums however.
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> Andre
This is what i get in jessie's lz4, version 0.0~r122-2:
There is no "-l" (streaming) switch available on the r122 version of LZ4 I
am running.
I have see the "-l" option mentioned in other (non-Debian) forums however.
Regards,
Andre
En réponse à Vanessa Blöchinger :
> -- Début du message d'origine
>
> On
On 2014-10-29 10:22, Andre Massena wrote:
> Hello all,
>
>
> having trawled through several search engines and perused various Debian
> lists, I am still in the dark...
>
> I am running Debian Jessie (Kernel 3.17.1) on a Thinkpad X230. I would like
> to use LZ4 to compress/decompress the kernel on
Hi Andre,
Le mercredi, 29 octobre 2014, 11.43:18 Andre Massena a écrit :
> I was not aware that Grub played a role in decompressing a kernal at
> boot as that is a kernel function.
> (…)
Le mercredi, 29 octobre 2014, 13.21:37 Andre Massena a écrit :
> No takers here?
> (…)
Le mercredi, 29 octobr
I cannot believe that nobody has tried to boot using LZ4 kernel
compression/decompression.
According to the (very sparse) documentation, this feature has been
available since the end of 2013.
Regards,
Andre
En réponse à Andre Massena :
> -- Début du message d'origine ---
No takers here?
I would have thought that compress/decompress at Boot would have been mildly
interesting for some...
Regards,
Andre
En réponse à Andre Massena :
> -- Début du message d'origine
>
> John,
>
>
>
> I was not aware that Grub played a
John,
I was not aware that Grub played a role in decompressing a kernal at boot as
that is a kernel function.
I am running Grub 2.02 if that matters.
What I should have mentioned in my first post is that "gzip" (of course) and
"xz" work flawlessly in decompressing at boot, if selected.
Regar
On 29 Oct 2014 10:29, "Andre Massena" wrote:
>
> Hello all,
>
>
> having trawled through several search engines and perused various Debian
> lists, I am still in the dark...
>
> I am running Debian Jessie (Kernel 3.17.1) on a Thinkpad X230. I would
like
> to use LZ4 to compress/decompress the kern
Hello all,
having trawled through several search engines and perused various Debian
lists, I am still in the dark...
I am running Debian Jessie (Kernel 3.17.1) on a Thinkpad X230. I would like
to use LZ4 to compress/decompress the kernel on booting.
As per apt-get, the release of liblz4-1 I am r
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