YaST can install over a network using FTP or NFS. Just copy your standard SuSE boot images, which are available on the supplied CD-ROM or from the network. At our installfests, we normally have an internal network setup and export the CD-ROM via NFS. It is better to copy the CD-ROM images to disk so you don't need to unmount and remount on ever disk change. ---- There are other ways to do it by possibly cloning images of your file systems (/root, /boot, etc), then restoring these using tar or dd. adhak wrote:

Hi,

I want to install SuSE 6.3 on a number of machines through a network. Can somebody tell me how is this possible. For example, the Linux package is on a Web server and using HTTP, I should be able with a boot dikette to install this Operating System on any machine. Can somebody instruct me how to create this boot diskette?.

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