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En un mensaje anterior, Timothy Smith escribió:
> your totally right, even though i hate to admit it. stuff like having to 
> make world is a nightmare when admining lots of machines. i can't afford 
> to make world only to find something screwed up, stuff like that would 
> cost me a lot of time i can't afford.
> the make world documents mentioning backing up your system. it fails to 
> give any preffered methods or utilites for doing this. anyone got some 
> input on that.

Have one machine make world for all of them, then installworld via NFS 
in all the others. Works pretty well and is very fast (and trustable).

Regards.