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written by Tomas M. 2 years ago Phillip Lougher, the author of SquashFS, works already on the LZMA support, which should be included in mainline kernel.
Quote from Phillip:
I started working on LZMA support a couple of days ago. I'm hoping to get it finished for the 2.6.31 merge window, though I may miss this. It depends on whether I hit any problems, and how soon the merge window closes.
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There doesn't seem to be the LZMA code for squashfs in 2.6.31, but I can see several patches in mainline from Phillip with some LZMA bugfixes, so it appears he is really doing something with it (and he fixes LZMA code as he sees problems).
I hope to see LZMA support for mainlined squashfs in 2.6.32. Then I can start working on Slax 7. 
[1] Ivo Georgiev wrote 2 years ago:
But you can use 2.6.29 kernel: https://trac.pentoo.ch/pentoo/browser/kernel/trunk/2.6/2.6.29 [2] Tomas M wrote 2 years ago:
I will definitely review it, thank you. [3] Greek wrote 2 years ago:
great news! :P
i am waiting impatiently. :P [4] Greek wrote 2 years ago:
oops, the first :P is a smile :)* [5] kernel > 2.6.31 wrote 2 years ago:
Ivo & Others,
Please go for newer kernels 2.6.29.X is ancient!
2.6.31 will introduce many new things and also hopefully fix the GCC problem? [6] LinuxFreak wrote 2 years ago:
Tomas, when 2.6.32 comes out with LZMA support as you've mentioned, will your Linux Live Scripts work on that kernel? [7] RKA KriK wrote 2 years ago:
What about squashfs-lzma support in kernel 2.6.32? Any news? | 