I think this will largely depend on which Linux distro you are running. Which distro are you running? If there is an in built app for this, I doubt it would be the same one across all distros.
Capture custom Linux OS image using inbuilt Linux app's?
Hello. I have an issue.
I want to know if I can capture any Linux OS custom image using an in-built app?
Example - I can use SysPrep to capture Windows image, but how do I go about capturing Linux image by using inbuilt linux app?
Because after capturing, I want to use WDS (Windows Deployment Service) through Server 2008 R2 to deploy the windows and Linux images on new systems. I don't want to use any third party applications to capture the Linux image.
Please help. Thanks.
I want to know if I can capture any Linux OS custom image using an in-built app?
Example - I can use SysPrep to capture Windows image, but how do I go about capturing Linux image by using inbuilt linux app?
Because after capturing, I want to use WDS (Windows Deployment Service) through Server 2008 R2 to deploy the windows and Linux images on new systems. I don't want to use any third party applications to capture the Linux image.
Please help. Thanks.
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dd comand
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/unix-linux-dd-create-make-disk-image-commands/
Note: not something I've ever done; too easy for me to make a mistake.
http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/unix-linux-dd-create-make-disk-image-commands/
Note: not something I've ever done; too easy for me to make a mistake.
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