Re: CBD Compressed Block Device, New embedded block device

On Ne 22-01-06 00:46:52, Shaun Savage wrote:
> HI
> 
> Here is a patch for 2.6.14.5 of CBD
> CBD is a compressed block device that is designed to shrink the file 
> system size to 1/3 the original size.  CBD is a block device on a file 
> system so, it also allows for in-field upgrade of file system.  If 
> necessary is also allows for secure booting, with a GRUB patch.

What does compression have to do with secure booting?


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Thanks, Sharp!
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