For Linux boxes, use PING. In my opinion it's dead simple and not
overloaded with features you won't use.
You can configure your own pre-compiled ISO by modifying the config
files, so that in the end all you have to do is boot up with that disc
in the drive and it'll go to work. Come back 15 minutes later and
you've got a working PC.
Niles Collins wrote:
That version of Acronis will not restore linux images, it tries to
mount the partitions when you attempt to restore it. I could probably
figure that out but it is too much work. I need something that Deanna
can run, one click and walk away. Come back and computer is restored.
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