http://servers.linux.com/article.pl?sid=03/11/26/039241&mode=nested&tid=29&tid=30
http://www.redhat.com/docs/manuals/linux/RHL-9-Manual/custom-guide/ch-kickstart2.html

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ahmed elhoseeny

it's pretty nice but not sure i get the point..
dd and a simple bash script to extract the image to a new harddisk and modify needed files (hostname, resolv.conf, etc) is faster.

peace

OneOfOne
I don't know why you gave me strong impression that you are not aware of enterprise and production environment needs.
So, think twice before replying.
;-)

Originally posted by OneOfOne
it's pretty nice but not sure i get the point..
dd and a simple bash script to extract the image to a new harddisk and modify needed files (hostname, resolv.conf, etc) is faster.

peace
Whats the headache of this dd method when u ve:
- different harddisks sizes
- different harddisks partitioning schemes
- different packages to be installed
- different archs to be installed on

for sure there r more than this list but the memory dsnt help

I think uve to think trpl not twc b4 u post cuz this dd is only applicable in a very limited special case