Hi!

I was taking a look at this bug
(http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=164015).

There is a compressloop utility at
http://projects.openoffice.nl/downloads/compressloop/ from  Paul
`Rusty' Russell, based on the work of Klaus. It's released under GPL.

It works perfectly (I use it), can be used with pipe, for example:

mkisofs (options_go_here) | compressloop64n -b 65536 -c 9 - KNOPPIX/KNOPPIX

And also doesn't needs to allocate a big amount of memory to work.

I have a work machine with 1GB of RAM and even on that machine I found
create_compressed_fs a little slow and taking too much RAM. I found
compressloop a good alternative.

Is it there a special reason to use create_compressed_fs? Maybe
something that create_compressed_fs is able to do and other solutions
are not.

Sorry for bringing up old questions like this.

Thank you very much!

Nelson

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