Michael Prokop schrieb:
Cons:
- "grml toram" will last a little bit longer
Yes, sure, changing toram time from a few seconds to an infinite number of minutes is "a little bit longer" :)
For me, grml-small (which I put with several other bootable stuff onto a "normal" 700MB CD-R) is not about ISO size, it's about being able to "toram" it on a machine with as little as 128MB of physical RAM (yes, these do still exist...) and work with it (dd | gzip | netcat). I doubt this will work with a 125MB ISO image...
Anyway, if I am the only one who uses it for that reason (the absence of reactions on my suggestion some time ago to make a disk that can boot both grml and grml-small seems to suggest that), i can live with using grml-small 0.4 forever for this case (or remaster my own "grml-smaller" from time to time).
mihi