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Compiling compFUSEd

Written by Administrator Thursday, 01 May 2008 15:12

compFUSEd has been developped and tested under (Gentoo) Linux and should compile without problem. See to it that you got the right libraries installed.

FUSE has been ported to BSD so maybe compFUSEd may work on that too.


Compiling is very easy:

  1. Untar the archive: tar -zxvf cf-200??????.tgz
  2. cd into the appropriate directory
  4. type make
  5. You're done ;-)

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