Dear Ram, One way to deal with replicating a customised install on many machines is to install one machine with all the required packages. Once ready use a clonezilla iso to boot from it, take a backup and restore it to multiple machines. If DHCP you dont need any changes after this image backup/restore process and pretty easy.
If you keep this image in a hard drive/ssh server, you can re-use any time later for wipe-out and restore the vanilla version needs. Also as suggested earlier, Install from an ISO. Do an apt-get clean (to clean /var/cache/apt/archives) install all dependencies, then copy all the debian packages from /var/cache/apt/archives and use dpkg -i * to install them in each of these machines. >> >> >> Regards James
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