Home » Questions » Computers [ Ask a new question ]

Linux - Is there a way to mount a compressed file that is not an archive?

Linux - Is there a way to mount a compressed file that is not an archive?

It's possible to mount a compressed archive in Linux as if it were a directory using tools like archivemount or gvfsd-mount, both of which depend on libarchive. This only works for "proper archives", though; collections of multiple files with a directory structure. Is there a way to mount single compressed files? In other words, mount a .bz2 as opposed to a .tar.bz2.

Asked by: Guest | Views: 294
Total answers/comments: 0