squashfuse_ll(1)

💖 squashfuse_ll — the low-level FUSE baddie 💖

okay bestie, sit down, because this one's a General Commands Manual page (section 1, she's official ✨) and she's about to mount a SquashFS archive with low-level FUSE and look absolutely gorgeous doing it. no cap.

🌸 NAME 🌸

squashfuse_ll — mount a SquashFS archive with low-level FUSE. that's the whole vibe. 💅

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

squashfuse_ll [-o options] archive mountpoint

like… three things. archive, mountpoint, and optionally some -o options if you're feeling extra. iconic.

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

so here's the tea: squashfuse_ll mounts the SquashFS filesystem using FUSE, where archive is the archive and mountpoint is the directory it lands in. it's generally compatible with squashfuse(1), bestie — same energy — but this one uses the higher performance low-level FUSE interface and it supports multi-threading. she's fast and she knows it. 👑

for the options, go read the squashfuse(1) man page, fr fr. one important note though: some of the fuse(8) library options are only supported on high-level FUSE, so they just… do not apply here. sorry not sorry 🙈.

but!! these additional options are also supported — including some that are normally only supported in high-level FUSE (we love an overachiever 🎀):

• -o timeout=N — idle for N seconds and then automatic unmount. she leaves the party on her own terms. ⏳
• -o uid=N — set the file owner to uid N. 👤
• -o gid=N — set the file group to gid N. 👥

🌈 SEE ALSO 🌈

• squashfuse(1)
• fuse(8)

lowkey mandatory: if you're reaching for this page, you already know squashfuse(1) is the main character and fuse(8) is the whole support system. go give them a read. 🫶

mwah 💋 this lil page comes to you from Debian and she was last touched on June 30, 2023. squashfuse_ll(1) forever bestie 💖✨🦋