Re: generating images of hosts with ghost

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I have been using Norton Ghost 2003 to clone my linux machine. So far it
works successfully, but you gotto do a linux rescue after that.

On Sat, 2004-01-10 at 08:14, Rogelio BazÃn Reyes wrote:
> Hi, i have to install 600 servers around Mexico with the same 
> installation, i mean, they just must differ in the hostname, network 
> configuration (ip, mask and gateway) and the data in the database.
> I have done the same with Windows Servers using ghost software to 
> cloning the master hard disk on all the machines.
> When i tried to clone a Linux Red Hat 9 disk with 13 partitions, i found 
> that the partition table was altered by ghost, generating panic to the 
> kernel.
> I already know that this can be possible with dd, but iÂm looking for an 
> alternate solution to test, because the people who will clone the disks 
> dont know Linux at all, and they know ghost.
> Do you know some about this? or Does anybody experienced something like 
> this?
> 
> thanx
> 
> -- 
> ----------------------------------
> Rogelio BazÃn Reyes
> Grupo Financiero Santander SerfÃn
> Soporte TÃcnico
> Tlalpan 3016. Col Espartaco
> C.P. 04870
> D.F., MÃxico 
> Tel. +52 +55 51741100 ext.19321 
> +52 +55 51741953
> ----------------------------------
> 
> 


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