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overlay sys-libs/libsemanage: set compression on #1168
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# 1-9 when compressing. The higher the number, | ||
# the more memory is traded off for disk space. | ||
# Set to 0 to disable bzip2 compression. | ||
bzip-blocksize=0 |
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Would setting this to 9 bring some savings in disk space? I honestly have problems parsing the description of this option.
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Setting this value to 1
drops from 12MB to 2MB, while setting it to 9
drops to 1.9MB.
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With remove-hll = false
and bzip-blocksize = 1
we're dropping from 33MB to 3MB. I guess we can keep the HLL files and only change the bzip-blocksize
to 1.
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Sounds good.
otherwise it blows from 3MB to 33MB on `/usr/lib/selinux/policy/mcs/` for example. Signed-off-by: Mathieu Tortuyaux <[email protected]>
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otherwise it blows from 3MB to 33MB on
/usr/lib/selinux/policy/mcs/
for example.Locally tested, 33MB to 3MB for
/usr/lib/selinux/policy/mcs/
/boot
and/usr
size, packages, list files for any missing binaries, kernel modules, config files, kernel modules, etc.