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Originally Posted by makkonen
hamagc: make sure you're doing everything as root. make sure you're using the right version of squashfs -- I think it won't extract if you're not. You can also try this to build it:
sudo unsquashfs system.sqsh
#make changes
sudo mv ./squashfs-root ./system
sudo genext2fs -d ./system -b 100000 -a system.ext2
mkdir ext2mount
sudo mount -o loop ./system.ext2 ./ext2mount
sudo mksquashfs ./ext2mount newsystem.sqsh
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thanks makk but i'm actually doing this all in windows (prob. why it's screwing up). i don't have access to anything with linux on it these days.
i did find this over at xda:
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What's your version of squasfs(tools)? And use the -nolzma switch to make sure you don't use lzma (not supported).
The kernel only supports SquashFS 3.x.
And 4.x is not backwards compatible.
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ok i included -all-root and -nolzma when packing.