Kapil Hari Paranjape wrote:
Basically, the idea is that all the remaining machines are installed
in a way like the first one and the installation of these remaining
machines is automatic.
You can also make use of tools like Clonezilla, which can take a
snapshot of your hard disk after you have installed and configured the
first machine to meet your requirements. Then just copy this image using
Clonezilla to all other harddisks. You might require to do minimum
configuration changes and fixes if it doesn't work. This serves
wonderfully well if all your computers share similar hardware spec.
Also, if you have a backup of your master image safely, even if one of
the machine conks off, you can easily get back the machine to starting
point with minimal effort.
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With Regards,
Parthan "technofreak"
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