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[ILUG] Distrib install systems....

[ILUG] Distrib install systems....

Stephen_Reilly at dell.com Stephen_Reilly at dell.com
Fri Jan 21 14:24:26 GMT 2000


>Hi,
>	I don't know if this came up recently but I'd though I'd ask, I
>have a few dual-boot NT/Linux boxes here, and I want to be able to have
>the Linux boxes update themselves from a share on the server when they
>boot up in Linux, they are all RH based boxes and will not be going debian
>anytime soon :-) (so no apt-get soln's)

Dave,

	have you considered using straight imaging software ? (drive image
pro, ghost, altirus, autotool, wile yada yada) you may have to save/store
data in a seperate partition to the OS, but thats always a good thing anyway
... if you do it this way all you would have to do for upgrades is upgrade
one machine, capture the relevant partitions and multicast them accross all
clients, leaving the NT partition intact and fully funct. It is however kind
of thumbtack with a sledgehammer effort if you're only making a minor change
. . .

	There are methods of only capturing the changes made, rather than
the whole partition . . . thats a whole 'nuther off-line conversation.

--steve


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