Hey Folks,i think this would be very interesting to have.
I thought it would handy to setup your unattended install server and then be able to type "make iso" to produce a bootable cd image of your entire install including os and apps. You could then use that cd to install a non-network connected host by booting from the cd and answering the same questions as the network install. Of course, you're limited by what you can squeeze on a cd. Maybe it would be possible to automatically split up the installation onto multiple cds and then have the perl scripts ask the user to switch them. Has anyone tried this? Would this be useful to anyone else?
i have take the path auto cd to auto network but now i don't maintain my cd, except there are some situations where it would be better ...
Regards
Julien
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