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> Correct.  It is not a must-fix, but having seperate workspaces for all
> the filesystems seems wasteful.

Agreed.  So we copy the cramfs uncompress routines line for line. 
That optimization seems like low hanging fruit.

To consolidate them how should that be approached?  Create
fs/uncompress.c?  Modify axfs and cramfs to use it?