Has anyone experienced generating zstd compressed initrd images? As soon as that was made available by both, linux and mkinitcpio, I moved to it, since I wanted to have similar compression to the one provided by gzip, but with faster compression/decompression rates. I have:
> % 'grep' '^[^#]' /etc/mkinitcpio.conf
> MODULES=(i915)
> BINARIES=()
> FILES=()
> HOOKS=(base udev block autodetect modconf keyboard keymap encrypt lvm2 resume filesystems fsck)
> COMPRESSION="zstd"
> COMPRESSION_OPTIONS=(-T$(nproc --ignore 1))
As you can see, I'm trying to also take advantage of multi-threading for zstd compression. However what I've experienced is a pretty slow initrd image generation. I'm not sure if I'm having something misconfigured. Has any one tried using zstd and specified number of threads to use for it?
Thanks !
--
Javier
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