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written by Tomas M. 2 years ago Just few days ago, Phillip Lougher added the long awaited LZMA decompression to his squashfs tree (here are the patches).
I'm not sure what kernel version will incorporate these changes. I guess 2.6.32 is in the -rc state already so we will have to wait for the next one. 
[1] francois.e wrote 2 years ago:
Actually 2.6.32-rc5 is there. Isn't there anything we can do to influence the inclusion of LZMA into the kernel? [2] reknaw wrote 2 years ago:
I thought Tomas gave the reason in his post. The -rc means release candidate, which makes it pretty much a done deal and only some tweaking is allowed. Have patience, Slax 7 is near :) [3] LinuxFreak wrote 2 years ago:
Does this mean you will be offering a more recent kernel to your linux-live.org site? That'd sure be nice. | 