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Basically, I want to make an image of one Linux install I have, and distribute it over similar (if not identical) spec machines on a network. I know it is possible, however am unsure of what needs to be done before I make the image of the install to ensure it works correctly on all machines.
First think I know needs to be done, is remove all interface configuration, as I assume it would just jump to eth1 (and possibly use the same MAC), as it wont locate the network interface it had before, how would I do this so it auto detects and goes to eth0 again?
Is there anything else I would need to do to the install before I make its image?
Would it be fine just to remove the line in persistent-net.rules containing the HW address and if name? – Marcus Hughes – 2012-12-08T03:40:34.627
1Yeah, then you would get a new line containing the new MAC address linked to eth0 on next boot. – Ярослав Рахматуллин – 2012-12-08T05:22:08.240