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## Single device

Unlike other kernel filesystems which have inflexible layouts, EROFS has only
one fixed-offset on_disk part: [the superblock](#on_disk_superblock). It's
one fixed-offset on_disk part: {ref}`the superblock <on_disk_superblock>`. It's
quite easy to compose external payloads such as binary formats like
[tarballs](https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908799/xcu/tar.html)
or other filesystems (e.g., EROFS, EXT4, XFS, etc.) just with **linear physical
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