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Andreas Schwab [mailto:schwab@linux-m68k.org]

> If they are multiple projects then you'll probably be better off 
> importing each project into its own git repository.
> 
> Andreas.

Yes, this is probably the 'better' way of dealing with it, and it works
fine. I was however wondering if there was a way to track the root of the
SVN directory with the structure I supplied earlier while maintaining a
'nice' structure in Git without having /trunk/, /branch/, /tag/
subdirectories appearing directly in the repository as standard folders. My
(extremely limited) understanding is that I would need to edit the config
file, specifically the fetch, branches and tags section of svn-remote. But I
am unsure of how this modified section would look like. 

Albert