I thought the user didn't have to agree to the GPL unless he/she decides to distribute the program...
For an early installer, it sounds good. However, simply adding a loop could allow multiple partitions for different folders. The only more complex part would be writing /etc/fstab, but it will already have to do that anyway--adding a loop could add the partitions to that as well. Of course, that may be a little complex for 0.0.x...
~CoolProgrammer
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