Sean

Excellent thanks for that. I have submitted the merge request for the package update to Alpine Linux. Thanks!

Hello, It is not a show stopper to have no subfolder. It just makes packaging a bit easier, at least for Alpine and perhaps others. I figured tar can do this and apparently it can using --transform ver=0.4.3 tar cvf /tmp/partclone-utils-${ver}.tar --transform "s,^,partclone-utils-${ver}/," . This will prepend a sub folder inside of the created tarball. It could be integrated into any scipts relating to tagging a release. I am suprised SF does not automate this. I took a quick check of their Wiki...

Hello, Thanks for the quick reply. Glad to see the project will be maintained. Being able to mount the disk images is such a handy feature. Certainly tagging previous releases in git would be great for grabbing from source directly. I noticed the new tarballs differ from 0.4.1 releases where the sources are in a directory 'partclone-utils-0.4.1' and in the 0.4.2/0.4.3 they are not in a sub drectory. Would it be possible to have this consistent across the releases? Again, thanks for the response and...

Could you create another tarball release for ease of packaging? Thanks.

Fixes for compiling on musl

change u_int to uint and posix_close to posix_closex for compile with musl to work