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  • #21
    Originally posted by rogerdpack View Post
    I believe the lz4 stuff was never merged is that right?

    yeah i'm still waiting for it. what gives?

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    • #22
      Originally posted by mercutio View Post
      yeah i'm still waiting for it. what gives?
      apparently they're waiting for an impending patch to the kernel to add lz4 "natively" so that they can just leverage that instead of their own version of lz4. Hopefully soon

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      • #23
        Originally posted by rogerdpack View Post
        apparently they're waiting for an impending patch to the kernel to add lz4 "natively" so that they can just leverage that instead of their own version of lz4. Hopefully soon
        what'd be really cool is if lz4-hc was supported as well as lz4, so when having mostly read and not written data can use lz4-hc, and when having write data can use lz4 normal.

        although even lz4-hc as default on things like cheap ssds, usb sticks with fast reads and slow writes could be of benefit. although may need something slightly in between for slower computers. actually what could be cool is a background lz4 to lz4-hc thing that could be run to further compress files occassionally. (would probably speed up boots, and free up disk space, again more important on slow/cheap/small ssd's)
        Last edited by mercutio; 03 July 2013, 08:32 PM.

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