On Thu, May 29, 2014 at 07:44:57PM +0200, Lasse Schuirmann wrote: > What is the hardlink and what is the "real file" is determined during > the compression process nondeterministically. (To be exact the first > occurrence will be the "real" file [entry + body] and the following > will be only the entries without body in this archive format IIRC.) > That is the reason while the paths of the 32 bit iso and the 64 bit > iso differ. This sounds like something that will need to be updated with every new releases rather than having some somehow fixed path. This was also a non-issue when Boxes was using iso-read, but is now more complicated since it chose to switch to libarchive (but not impossible). From a quick reading of libarchive page about link handling, I'm under the impression that it's writing which is hard, I'm not sure reading is that complicated, and I think reading is enough in the Fedora case. Short version: I don't think this is a great change, and this is something Boxes can/should handle, so NACK from me. Christophe
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