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I have a standard SVN repo with 4 SVN externals

I want to migrate it into a GIT repo without submodules (simply add the externals into my repo), and say "bye" to SVN

What is the best options on a Linux box to do it ?

I have created an authors.txt file

I have played with git-svn and svn2git from Github, but without success until yet.

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How do you intend to keep the contents of the externals up-to-date if you're not using submodules? – nickgrim Mar 9 '11 at 14:39
They should be threated as the rest, simply files of the project – astropanic Mar 9 '11 at 16:36
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In this stackoverflow answer you can find a nice set of steps to move from subversion to git including project renames. It doesn't take into account the externals, but might be a good place to start.

PS: I'm in the same situation as yourself... I was hoping someone would have answered to your question :-(

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