* Sebastian Krause sebastian@realpath.org [20080822 23:13]:
When I copy grml to a usb pen drive with grml2usb, it puts 30 files and directories into the root directory of that drive. Since I also want to use that drive for other stuff (like portable apps, multimedia files etc.) it's not nice to see my drive cluttered with dozens of files when I access it in some file manager.
I've seen some live systems (I guess it was http://sidux.com/) which only need very few files to boot and put almost all of them into some subdirectory so that my directory structure stays pretty clean. It would be nice if grml could achive something similar, or are there any good reasons against this?
Thanks for feedback, Sebastian.
We are aware of this problem and it's already tracked in our Bug Tracking System, see http://bts.grml.org/grml/issue466
I've just marked it as a release-stopper issue so it should be fixed with the next grml/grml2usb version.
Greetings from Froscon in St. Augusting/Germany, -mika-