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4. Creating more clients

If you have followed my instructions so far this should be simple - cd to /clients/ and type:

bash# cp -a hostname1 hostname2

and then make sure you check these points:

  • rc.d/* files matches the hardware and wanted software configuration

  • etc/HOSTNAME is correct

  • fstab's swap line is correct

  • the symbolic links of dev/mouse, dev/modem and dev/cdromare right.

Good Luck....

 
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