Different names for `cramfsck`
rel-s opened this issue · comments
The default configuration is as stated:
# Try cramfsck first; if that fails, swap the file system and try again
^cramfs filesystem:cramfs:cramfsck -x '%%cramfs-root%%' '%e':0:False
^cramfs filesystem:cramfs:cramfsswap '%e' '%e.swap' && cramfsck -x '%%cramfs-root%%' '%e.swap':0:False
However, on some distributions (tested on debian WSL2) the command has been renamed to fsck.cramfs, and the -x argument to --extract. Perhaps we should try both if one fails.
Another problem is that fsck.cramfs is in /usr/sbin on Debian (tested on Debian 12.1), which is not in the PATH of non-root users.
@Shorrer ,
Ran into the same problem.
Easiest way to get around the problem is to download the cramfsck from https://github.com/npitre/cramfs-tools and compile for your distribution. Tested on Kali Linux aarch64 2024.4 and it works perfectly fine.