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Clonezilla rocks the house!
After installing Windows XP, updating it, restarting it, authenticating it, and then installing a stack of Free Software from the OpenDisc DVD, and configuring that (with probably a few more restarts thrown in), I thought, with 3 machines to go:“I don’t want to do this again…”So I didn't. I used Clonezilla instead.
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After installing Windows XP, updating it, restarting it, authenticating it, and then installing a stack of Free Software from the OpenDisc DVD, and configuring that (with probably a few more restarts thrown in), I thought, with 3 machines to go:
“I don’t want to do this again…”
So I didn't. I used Clonezilla instead. It’s a rescue disc and a backup utility. Essentially a customised Linux with tools and instructions for you to make a disk image which can then be quickly written onto other PCs.
Thank you oh mighty Clonezilla, big hugs all round :)