Re: Status of squashfs?

 > So Fedora uses squashfs, Ubuntu uses, squashfs, Gentoo uses squashfs...  It 
 > seems like the only place I can get a kernel _without_ squashfs is 
 > kernel.org.
 > 
 > Is there a reason for this?

Has anyone tried to merge it upstream?  Do the squashfs developers
want to merge it?

 - R.
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