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EROFS is a compressed read-only filesystem for Linux. Typically used as a "live image" for booting Linux off a removable storage (e.g. USB, CD/DVD), minus components like the bootloader, kernel and initramfs.[1]
See also Squashfs.
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- ↑ EROFS For Live Media - Fedora Project