1 grml2usb (0.9.35) unstable; urgency=low
3 Starting with this release, grml2usb-compat is no longer included.
5 The dependency on lilo has been dropped, from now on only primary
6 partitions will be flagged bootable.
8 -- Christian Hofstaedtler <ch@grml.org> Mon, 3 Oct 2011 22:56:35 +0200
10 grml2usb (0.9.13) unstable; urgency=low
12 * This release makes syslinux the default bootloader again.
13 Grub fails just too often. Therefore the --syslinux options
14 is deprecated and option --grub was introduced instead.
16 * This release provides decent support for multi-ISO within the
17 new vesamenu bootsplash, providing a menu based system. We had
18 to break backward compatibility (otherwise the isolinux/syslinux
19 code would be unmaintainable). Therefore support for older ISOs
20 (everything before grml release 2009.10) had to be dropped. If
21 you still need an old version of Grml on your usb device just
22 use an older version of grml2usb (the old grml2usb versions
23 support recent ISOs too, they just don't use/support the new
24 vesamenu bootsplash then). The grml team supports old
25 grml2usb versions through the grml2usb-compat script.
26 Further details are available in the FAQ at
27 http://grml.org/grml2usb/#grml2usb-compat
29 -- Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> Wed, 21 Oct 2009 23:32:08 +0200
31 grml2usb (0.9.2) unstable; urgency=low
33 * Please notice that grml2usb was rewritten from scratch.
34 The invocation of grml2usb changed. Instead of invoking:
36 # grmlusb /path/to/iso /mnt/usb-sdb1
38 from now on you can directly invoke it with the device, meaning:
40 # grmlusb /path/to/iso /dev/sdb1
42 The new release brings many new features (like multi-iso
43 support, support for grub as bootloader, several new options).
44 Check out the manpage for all the details. Please let us
45 know if you explore any problems or have any questions.
47 -- Michael Prokop <mika@grml.org> Mon, 16 Feb 2009 23:36:23 +0100