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Hi all.

 

I have 35 new laptops. I have installed extra programs and made one a "master"

 

I need to clone the other laptops. I can use a "Clonezilla" disk to do them one at a time........takes ages

 

 

 

What about running "Clonezilla" from a 2008r2 server would that be difficult to set up.

 

I did try to install UBUNTU on the server but the server was not too happy about that and said there was a permission problem.

 

Any tips Ta

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Ta Liam

 

I did consider that option as well.....I will have another look at it... Just anxious that I knack up the server installing it over the summer hols... Is it easy to install

Ta John

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Ta Liam

 

I did consider that option as well.....I will have another look at it... Just anxious that I knack up the server installing it over the summer hols... Is it easy to install

Ta John

 

Dead easy mate an because its linux you could use an old machine to test until your happy with it fog. If you google fog setup there is a very useful guide someone has done on spiceworks ive been using it for two years now very inpresed with it

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Been trying to install UBUNTU and then FOG. What a laugh it has been...On and off 4 days.

 

 

Tried a few different tutorials but there is always problem. I am not LINUX literate but I am learning fast.

 

I was going to give up but I am going to have another go tomorrow.

 

If anyone has the time to help I would be very very grateful

 

I am going to use the guide from

 

 

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/9458832/Ubuntu%20install%20guide.pdf if anyone want to follow me along.

 

I have lots of stupid questions to ask about linux repositories, keys, sudo, bash etc

 

Ta

 

Frustrated but not beaten yet!

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