Ubuntu automated installation
I have 30 systems(same configuration) to install Ubuntu 17. Is there any option to setup the installation automated like WDS in windows. Please help me.
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Akhil BAkhil B
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I have 30 systems(same configuration) to install Ubuntu 17. Is there any option to setup the installation automated like WDS in windows. Please help me.
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I have 30 systems(same configuration) to install Ubuntu 17. Is there any option to setup the installation automated like WDS in windows. Please help me.
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asked Jan 9 '18 at 5:36
Akhil BAkhil B
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I have 30 systems(same configuration) to install Ubuntu 17. Is there any option to setup the installation automated like WDS in windows. Please help me.
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asked Jan 9 '18 at 5:36
Akhil BAkhil B
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asked Jan 9 '18 at 5:36
Akhil BAkhil B
61
asked Jan 9 '18 at 5:36
Akhil BAkhil B
61
asked Jan 9 '18 at 5:36
Akhil BAkhil B
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asked Jan 9 '18 at 5:36
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Sorry for the late answer. For posterity, I would suggest the following:
- Search how to backup and migrate all packages and configurations from one current system to another (new) system. rsync is good and reliable, but there are other packages such as aptik.
- Check out the forks of remastersys such as Pengy Builder or Ubuntu Imager
- I believe the easiest of these all is Penguy Builder, but I am not certain of your exact needs.
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For my systems at home, I use netboot installs. This allows you to run the installer from the bare metal and install a stock system with whatever parameters and packages you require. It does require some setup (dhcp server, tftp server, and preseed files), but mine go without intervention from nothing to full install. I just have to go in and set passwords when I'm done. I could even skip that but that works for me.
I started from here and heavily modified: https://blog.scottlowe.org/2015/05/20/fully-automated-ubuntu-install/
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Sorry for the late answer. For posterity, I would suggest the following:
- Search how to backup and migrate all packages and configurations from one current system to another (new) system. rsync is good and reliable, but there are other packages such as aptik.
- Check out the forks of remastersys such as Pengy Builder or Ubuntu Imager
- I believe the easiest of these all is Penguy Builder, but I am not certain of your exact needs.
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Sorry for the late answer. For posterity, I would suggest the following:
- Search how to backup and migrate all packages and configurations from one current system to another (new) system. rsync is good and reliable, but there are other packages such as aptik.
- Check out the forks of remastersys such as Pengy Builder or Ubuntu Imager
- I believe the easiest of these all is Penguy Builder, but I am not certain of your exact needs.
answered 3 hours ago
ArrrstinArrrstin
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Sorry for the late answer. For posterity, I would suggest the following:
- Search how to backup and migrate all packages and configurations from one current system to another (new) system. rsync is good and reliable, but there are other packages such as aptik.
- Check out the forks of remastersys such as Pengy Builder or Ubuntu Imager
- I believe the easiest of these all is Penguy Builder, but I am not certain of your exact needs.
answered 3 hours ago
ArrrstinArrrstin
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Sorry for the late answer. For posterity, I would suggest the following:
- Search how to backup and migrate all packages and configurations from one current system to another (new) system. rsync is good and reliable, but there are other packages such as aptik.
- Check out the forks of remastersys such as Pengy Builder or Ubuntu Imager
- I believe the easiest of these all is Penguy Builder, but I am not certain of your exact needs.
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For my systems at home, I use netboot installs. This allows you to run the installer from the bare metal and install a stock system with whatever parameters and packages you require. It does require some setup (dhcp server, tftp server, and preseed files), but mine go without intervention from nothing to full install. I just have to go in and set passwords when I'm done. I could even skip that but that works for me.
I started from here and heavily modified: https://blog.scottlowe.org/2015/05/20/fully-automated-ubuntu-install/
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For my systems at home, I use netboot installs. This allows you to run the installer from the bare metal and install a stock system with whatever parameters and packages you require. It does require some setup (dhcp server, tftp server, and preseed files), but mine go without intervention from nothing to full install. I just have to go in and set passwords when I'm done. I could even skip that but that works for me.
I started from here and heavily modified: https://blog.scottlowe.org/2015/05/20/fully-automated-ubuntu-install/
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For my systems at home, I use netboot installs. This allows you to run the installer from the bare metal and install a stock system with whatever parameters and packages you require. It does require some setup (dhcp server, tftp server, and preseed files), but mine go without intervention from nothing to full install. I just have to go in and set passwords when I'm done. I could even skip that but that works for me.
I started from here and heavily modified: https://blog.scottlowe.org/2015/05/20/fully-automated-ubuntu-install/
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For my systems at home, I use netboot installs. This allows you to run the installer from the bare metal and install a stock system with whatever parameters and packages you require. It does require some setup (dhcp server, tftp server, and preseed files), but mine go without intervention from nothing to full install. I just have to go in and set passwords when I'm done. I could even skip that but that works for me.
I started from here and heavily modified: https://blog.scottlowe.org/2015/05/20/fully-automated-ubuntu-install/
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