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Subject: Re: libz, libbz2, ramfs and cramfs 
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hpa@zytor.com said:
>  PPP uses a nonstandard deviant of zlib, or *so I've been told*, so
> that one is out.

OOI, jffs2 used the PPP version of zlib, and mkfs.jffs2 uses the 
normal libz. No problems have been encountered so far.

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dwmw2


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