Introduces a -t[est] option for unsquashfs utility, which prevents creation of anything, anywhere, and redirects data writes to /dev/null. This makes it return an error code if something goes wrong, or null if the filesystem uncompresses fine, essentially acting like fsck. It's similar approach to what is used in cramfsck.
While this method may be a bit hacky, it's generic enough to span all...
2009-10-29 23:17:36 UTC in squashfs - a compressed fs for Linux
