On Thu, Nov 08, 2001 at 02:07:17PM -0000, martin f krafft wrote: > get the same harddrive size for all, or at least make them all be big > enough to hold the main system. then you can image one successful > server, restore the images, and use the remaining space on each space > for a separate partiton like /store. > > small differences in configuration should not be a problem...
I guess you're right, I hadn't really thought that way. I'll research a little on that. Guess it would be feasible to store a tar somewhere of an installed system, and then have a boot disk which: o Partitions the disk o untars the image o modifies any system specific bits (hostname, ip, etc) o runs lilo to make the system bootable Doesn't sound tough. Paul -- Paul Sargent Tel: +44 (1784) 476669 Fax: +44 (1784) 470699 mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
