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From: "Grantham, Patrick" <Patrick.Grantham@vacationclub.com>
Reply-To: slug@nks.net
Date: Mon, 24 Sep 2001 12:50:20 -0400
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>I think this thread started when someone asked for a recommendation on how
>to create "images" of the entire HD using a bootable diskette and an
>application akin to symantec's norton ghost and a w9x boot diskette.
I've done something along these lines in the past. At Simon Property Group, I designed an "imaging system" of various GNU components. I built a good Linux install (It was an ICA client fyi) then turned it into a tarball. I then used sfdisk, tar, and lilo to deploy the "image" it was a great solution IMHO, I built 50+ workstations with it. (We then shifted to a Compaq T1000 solution, and my ICA box was ditched :-( ) I may still have that shell script, hit me offline and I'll look through my archives for it.
Andrew
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