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08-08-2005, 06:06 PM
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Cloning school Macs
I'm the computer teacher at an elementary school, and I want to make my life easier. To begin with, I want to set up a master hard drive and clone it to about 15 classroom CRT iMacs. I will use an iMac to set up the master, and I have a PowerBook with two partitions that I plan to use to deploy the disk image. I need advice on the best way to do this using SuperDuper! or another program.
The machines to be cloned are currently running OS 9 and will be upgraded to 10.3.8 in the process. I want the cloned machines to maintain their individual "identities" (serial numbers, etc.) Any help and advice would be greatly appreciated! 
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