* Stefan /*St0fF*/ Hübner [Mon Jan 23, 2012 at 08:32:34AM +0100]: > I've been using grml-live-usb sticks for disaster cases since a few > years. No I have "my own" disaster case - the system SSD starts to > break, and the datastore-hdd is true-encrypted. I most probably won't > get a network connection during the recovery process.
> How can I get truecrypt onto my usb-key "in advance"? Not sure whether I really understand your question, but let me try: If you use grml2usb instead of directly dd-ing the ISO on the stick then you can set up the partitioning as you like (and have a writeable filesystem instead of the ISO9660 one when dd-ing). Adding the truecrypt source/binary/Debian package onto the filesystem shouldn't be a big problem either. :) PS: Please subscribe to the list before sending mails, otherwise you turn up in the moderation queue ;) regards, -mika-
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