RE: [coLinux-users] sparse files alternative

[Daniel S. <dan...@ya...>]

On an NTFS file system, you can apply a compressed attribute to any file or
directory. When you do this, files will be stored on the disk in a
compressed format that is transparently uncompressed on the fly.


> Can you elaborate.  You mean you have an image compressed and
> it's uncompressed on the fly or you work with it directly compressed?
>  or that you manually (or some how automatically) uncompress
> and compress the images before/after each use?
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> Thanks,
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> George
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