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Old 12th May 2012, 09:05 AM
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Question .img file with no-fragments, why?

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I found that in fedora all .img files like inird.img and efidisk.img are created using with no-fragments agrument that passeed to mksquashfs. Why? Is it mandatory parameter or not?
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