Readahead should benefit from utilizing klik .cmg technique.

The .cmg files for KDE could be utilized in the boot sequence to reduce the size of the boot if the .cmg files can be handled by mkisofs in preparing the .iso.

This procedure would cut the size of the KDE material by 50% before mkisofs is applied.

Further, after boot more .cmg files could be downloaded to utilize seldom used KDE files which means less KDE in the boot process. This would eliminate the requirement for loading .cmg files via mkisofs as well as the seldom used KDE files in one approach.

In any event, the boot time should improve with the added .cmg capability for readahead. These files are typically 50% compressed.

If .cmg is compatible with mkisofs, most all files could be .cmg prepped for the boot, those not immediately needed to desktop being de-compressed thereafter????

This might be called double-dipping!

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