Currently, if there is an inode read match in the CPIOArchive, and the data matches, the data is removed from the second data object and the nlinks is incremeted on both.
I believe this is what is required for hardlinks in CPIOs. There is no support to add them using the PyCPIO class or any other way, they can simply be read. Support could be added.
Currently, if there is an inode read match in the CPIOArchive, and the data matches, the data is removed from the second data object and the nlinks is incremeted on both.
I believe this is what is required for hardlinks in CPIOs. There is no support to add them using the PyCPIO class or any other way, they can simply be read. Support could be added.