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04-19-2004, 04:03 PM	#1
hendrixbart LQ Newbie Registered: Sep 2003 Location: Brunssum Distribution: Debian own distribution Posts: 18 Rep:	Own Red Hat installation Hi All, I have the following question: I installed a red hat Enterprise server with Samba 3, VNC and LDAP support. This takes really a lot of time. I want to now if it's possible to create my own installation-cd's. So next time when I will have to install this server I only have to put in my own cd's and this cd's installs everything as a configured in my running system. Is this possible, and if yes how can I do this? Greetz Bart

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