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The size of the compressed filesystems
It seems like I'm having trouble getting the size of the compressed filesystem down to what it should be. For instance, when I try to compress the files from Damn Small Linux, they turn out to be almost a megabyte larger than the original compressed filesystem was. That is without adding, subtracting, or modifying any of them.
I used the instructions from the KNOPPIX Remastering Howto as posted on this forum awhile back.
What am I doing wrong?
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