[wplug] Linux imaging

[Drew from Zhrodague]

>> What would you recommend doing in this situation?
>
> I'd use anaconda and automate the installs to some degree; take the ks-config 
> from the first machine and use it to install the others.
>
> http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Anaconda

 	Same here. I'd netboot the suckers, and use the kickstart 
functions.

 	Redhat-flavored Linux uses system-config-netboot (I think) and 
system-config-kickstart. That will let you create standard configuration 
options with a neat gui. I have this setup at work for making development 
machines. Anaconda lets you have multiple versions, too.


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