Rony wrote: > Vivek's suggestion for disk cloning should work for you since all your > systems are identical. the time taken too will reduce drastically.
Curently I am using one imaging software for this. But it takes long time to copy block by block. jtd wrote: > connect two drives in a linux machine dd if=<your master drive> > of=<your slave drive>. > next put the newly cloned slave as master in another machine aand add > yet another slave drive. I think same problem will come in this also. It will take much time for block by block copy. Because of this, I thought that it will be better if I can put kernel direclty into installation CD/DVD by following way: 1. Making an ISO of installation DVD. 2. Mount that ISO on one directory. by using "mount -o loop..." 3. Replace the kernel image which will be in for of RPM. 4. I think then I may need to change some xml files or something like that. 5. And reburn that ISO on DVD. But here I dont know how to replace that kernel and which files need to change so that while installing Yast or in Fedora Anaconda will use new kernel RPM. Please help Neelesh -- Regards NeeleshG LINUX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity -- http://mm.glug-bom.org/mailman/listinfo/linuxers
