Quote Originally Posted by probono
If I remember correctly, there is a kioslave-to-filesystem binding that would allow accessing files inside compressed archives. It might go beyond the scope of KDE, though.
It is uses FUSE too. And as far as i know, it is discontinued.

Quote Originally Posted by probono
Maybe FUSE will be the solution, if it allows for clean userland-mounting (without the need for fstab entries), as it is the case on Mac OS with http://developer.apple.com/documenta...hdiutil.1.html
Yes, i`m fully agree with you. FUSE is an answer! Hard part of it is what cramfs fuse daemon should be written. But as far as FUSE will go to mainstream kernel (2.6.14 is coming!) it is only way to go in my humble opinion..

BTW: do you have any ideas to change cramfs to something more reliable? cfamfs is too restrictive from my point of view.