in solo5, a block.read reads block-wise - passing a smaller or larger buffer results
in an error
tar-mirage: also avoid capturing the root "./" directory (where filename = ""
after trimming) -- later "/" is added, and there's not much value in it (apart
from assertion failures)
in solo5, a block.read reads block-wise - passing a smaller or larger buffer results in an error
tar-mirage: also avoid capturing the root "./" directory (where filename = "" after trimming) -- later "/" is added, and there's not much value in it (apart from assertion failures)