Compile, build and run instructions:

   cd your/2.6.25.5/source
   patch <where/you/saved/it/tux3-2.6.25.5 -p1
   make defconfig && make && sudo make install
   <add boot option to your boot loader config>
   <reboot>

When booted:

   cat /proc/filesystems

You should see tux3 in the list.  Now:

   dd if=/dev/zero of=fakedev bs=1k count=1
   sudo mount -ttux3 -oloop fakedev /mnt

You will see some hex output, all zeros because that is what fakedev
contains.  And tux3 will be mounted.  You can make files in it and so
on.  But those files will disappear when you unmount:

   sudo umount /mnt

This code is highly unlikely to destroy your computer, but never
forget: you got it from the internet.  There is no warrantee.

Regards,

Daniel

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