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   Parallel, indexed xz compressor

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2. squashfuse squashfuse Public

   FUSE filesystem to mount squashfs archives

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3. positioned-io positioned-io Public

   Read and write from offsets in Rust.

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   Random access to compressed files with a FUSE filesystem

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   Ruby tools for managing HFS disk images

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   # Mounting Clonezilla images with FUSE

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   I love to make backups with [Clonezilla][clonezilla]. But often, I'll back up my system, wipe my Linux partition and try another distro—only to realize that I need access to just one file from the old installation. For example, maybe I made an interesting change to my `.zshrc` or Samba configuration, which I want to re-use on the new system.

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   The obvious solutions aren't my favorites. It's easy to [restore an image to a spare disk][restore_disk], but it takes a long time, and requires a spare disk I'm willing to wipe. I [could extract an entire image][extract_image], but that also takes lots of time and space. Wouldn't it be nice to just look inside my compressed Clonezilla image, just like I can do with a zip file or squashfs archive?