Re: [SPAM] [ilugd] IP ROUTING - IP MASQUREDINg

[Arindam Dey]

On Thu, 2004-02-05 at 17:25, Chithirai Selvan.R Alias Vimal thus
hollered from the roof:

> this is my setup. i have redhat 9.0
> kernel 2.4.20-8 smp i686(firewall m/c)
> gateway redhat 9.0(kernel 2.4.20-8)
> 
> i have preconfigured DSL router ip addr-192.168.1.1 and two linux server connect in 
> loop
> 
> 1 gateway server 
> 2. Firewall server
> 
> gateway m/c is connect with DSL router it has 2 NIC card 
> 
> the first NIC card (eth1)ip-192.168.1.5 --connected to DSL router ip add
> 192.168.1.1
> 
> the second NIC card (eth0)ip-192.168.2.1 which is connectd with Firewall
> again it also has 2 nic card 
>  
> eth0- 192.168.2.1 -connectd with eth0 of gateway m/c as i said earler
> 
> eth1 - 192.168.10.1 this is connect with my all clients.
> 
> i can ping from firewall server  to both NIC cards of gateway machine not the
> DSL router ..i tried with single m/c as intranet gateway which is working fine 
> 
> commands i tried is 
> 
> iptables -F -t nat
> iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -o 192.168.1.5 -j MASQUERADE
> iptables -A FORWARD -i 192.168.10.1 -j ACCEPT
> 
> this setup is when i don t have firewall  now i insert the firewall m/c trouble 
> startd 

Since nobody replied to the query,it seems the big guns who understand
iptables are busy with Linux Asia so I will try answering the question.
Again my oft mentioned quip holds true. If I am wrong then the person
who corrects me is welcome to whack me on the head, albeit softly.

Firstly would somebody please clarify this for me 
iptables -A POSTROUTING -t nat -o 192.168.1.5 -j MASQUERADE

The -o is supposed to be the out interface and I used to think something
like eth? but on trying out the above command just out of curiosity it
worked fine so does this mean interface can also be specified using the
ip Could not figure out from the man page. Somebody please help out
here.

Secondly to the query at hand

To configure iptables if you are not familiar with all the options try
out Shorewall. http://www.shorewall.net . This is just a front end for
configuring iptables. 

I did not understand on which machine you tried the above iptables
commands. Should be the firewall but then at the end you mention that
this setup is when "I don't have a firewall now I insert firewall m/c"
so this comment threw me off. But still from what little I understood
about your setup and assuming both the firewall and gateway are
connected.

A small side note here from what you have written above both your
gateway(eth1) and Firewall(eth0) have the same ip of
192.168.2.1! Is that just a typo or it is actually like that
huh? Please assign unique ip's to them. Say make the firewall(eth0)
192.168.2.1/24 and the gateway (eth1) 192.168.2.2/24

Then try these entries on your iptables. I am assuming the net mask is
255.255.255.0 on all the three networks dot 1, dot 2 and dot 10. If not
modify the commands accordingly

On the firewall 

iptables -t nat -F
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.10.0/24 -d 0.0.0.0/0 -j
MASQUERADE

The above will masquerade anything coming from any machine on the dot 10
network (all clients) going anywhere. If you do not want to masquerade
everything and only those destined for the dot 2 network
(firewall-gateway) then modify 0.0.0.0/0 accordingly to 192.168.2.0/24
or something similar depends on your requirements. Alternatively if you
want you can also modify the from (-s) to allow only incoming from some
particular ip's. Again it is what you need. 

The above holds true for the nat table on the gateway also. Modify that
too accordingly.But if I am not mistaken you want to access internet
through this setup on the client pc's so I would suggest leaving it as
0.0.0.0/0.

On the gateway 

iptables -t nat -F
iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -s 192.168.2.0/24 -d 0.0.0.0/0 -j
MASQUERADE

Now since you had used the -o option you can add that also to the above
commands. In my limited knowledge "-o eth0" or "-o eth1" in the proper
places.

Lastly sorry all for the long mail.

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Re: [ilugd] LA2004 update

[Sandip Bhattacharya]

Raj Mathur wrote:

1. Power strips and breakout boxes.  Please bring as many as you can
so that we can seriously overload the single power point that we are
getting and bring the whole event to a shuddering halt.  Ankur is
doing his bit toward this end by providing 3 17" monitors, which will
play a stalwart role in increasing the current flowing through the
single-point of failure.
2. Ethernet hubs, switches and cables.  We'd need at least one 8-port
hub/switch and cables to go with it.  Got a spare for 3 days?


I have a two port electronic KVM switch at home, which I am currently 
not using. I can bring that along. Would save us a monitor, keyboard, 
mouse and most importantly stall space.

- Sandip

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Re: [ilugd] LA2004 Roblimo on slashdot.

[Pankaj Kaushal]

hi,

 something intresting on slashdot.

Posted by Roblimo on Monday February 09, @12:15PM
from the halfway-around-the-world-in-20-hours dept.
This Slashdot interview has a little twist to it. Instead of using
email, I'm going to relay your questions 'live' to people I meet while
I'm here in New Delhi, speaking at LinuxAsia2004. Offshore outsourcing
has gotten a lot of attention on Slashdot (and NewsForge) lately, but I
figure that from this end we ought to call it 'onshore insourcing'
instead. Feel free to ask other questions about 'geek life' in India,
too; I'll ask as many questions as I can of as many people as I can, and
post their answers when I'm back in the U.S.

http://interviews.slashdot.org/interviews/04/02/05/0227255.shtml?tid=126&tid=187

Cheers!
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[ilugd] Audi uses Linux

[Jasmeet]

http://www.networkcomputing.com/showitem.jhtml?articleID=17501943


...
At times, Linux seems almost like a religion: Either you believe or you
don't. Soon, true believers who are in the market for cars may feel inclined
to buy Audis as a demonstration of their faith. That's because the German
automaker is using a cluster of Linux-on-Intel systems to simulate parts and
design factory tooling for its next-generation chassis. Audi replaced an
eight-processor, RISC-based system from Hewlett-Packard that was running
HP-UX and coming off a three-year lease.
...

-js




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Re: [ilugd] demos by mairu

[Sudev Barar]

On Mon, 2004-02-09 at 23:24, LinuxLingam wrote:
> mairu was mentioning if a spare pc is made available at the ilug-d
> stall, he would be happy to demo sodipodi and some other graphics
> packages. he could also rope in another friend or two of his
> 
> so depends on whether enough pcs are there at the stall.
> 
> :-)
> LL

He can bring in the stuff on CDROM and load it on the LTSP server...
Would do wonders if I can demo running of equally quick graphics on a P1
as well as the server P4  Lots of space on the 40gb hardisk...
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Re: [ilugd] LA2004 update

[Supreet Sethi]

amphitheatre is next to the TERI office

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[ilugd] LA2004 pre-event Meet

[Raj Mathur]

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Hi,

Please land up at India Habitat Centre Amphitheatre today at 18:00
(6pm) if you have committed or are planning to commit resources/time
to the ILUGD presence at LinuxAsia2004.  It doesn't matter if you've
been quiet all this time: this is your chance to be part of ILUGD's
first event in 2004!

If you're planning on contributing small resources like power boxes,
cables, hub, etc please bring them along.  I'll be getting a fix on
when we're getting the stall later today, we may be able to shift all
our equipment there today itself and avoid the early-morning rush
tomorrow.  In any case we can keep the smaller stuff overnight (even
if in a car).

Please call me 9811066460 if you have any questions.  If you get to
the voice mail it's because I'm in a basement and the signal is too
weak... use the land line number 0124-5019334 to 37 and ask for the
conference room in that case.

Regards,

- -- Raju
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[ilugd] LA2004 update

[Raj Mathur]

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Hi,

Welcome to the LinuxAsia2004 Early-Morning System!  Another set of
quick updates on what's happening, what you can do, and what's going
to happen.

- - The stall has been confirmed.  We're getting a 3M x 3M space with 3
lights, one table, 2 chairs and one power point.  Should do for the
time being.  Our stall will be next to the FSF stall, so we can have
interesting figh^H^H^H^H discussions on whether it's Linux or
GNU/Linux whenever the going gets a bit slow ;-)

- - T-shirts: due to the vagaries of t-shirt vendors we may not be able
to get T's in time for the event after all.  Oops!  Tarun and
LinuxLingam are working their butts off to save the situation, but
don't get your hopes up.  Tarun is on the verge of being fired from
his job, LL on the verge of divorce.  Please keep alternative
openings/wives ready for them if they actually manage to produce T's
in time... if they don't we'll all get together and collectively make
fun of them. 

- - Kishore and Sirtaj (Kang, of KDE fame) are speaking at the event.

- - CD burning and posters seem to be going on track.  We'll have a fix
by this evening (see next mail).

- - Viksit has donned his solar topee, bush shirt and jungle boots and
made an expedition into the wilds of India Habitat Centre to seek the
source of the Nile and the layout of the Amphitheatre.  According to
him the Amphitheatre can easily seat some 60+ people, so having a Meet
there should not be a problem.  His compass wasn't working, so the
directions to the Amphitheatre are still a bit vague (``Turn left at
the funny-shaped mountain, ford the curving river 2 miles downstream
from the crocodiles basking in the sun, LOOK OUT FOR THE CANNIBAL
PYGMIES! give the lions on the savannah a wide berth, you'll see a man
standing at a gate picking his nose, ask him `Bhai Saab, Amphitheatre
kidhar hai?''').

- - Ghane, out of the generosity of his heart and the coffers of his
company, has promised us 5 PCs, 3 of them with monitors.  One would
have at least 512MB RAM, the others would have 128MB each.  Should be
fine for LTSP and other demos.

WHAT WE NEED NOW
- 

1. Power strips and breakout boxes.  Please bring as many as you can
so that we can seriously overload the single power point that we are
getting and bring the whole event to a shuddering halt.  Ankur is
doing his bit toward this end by providing 3 17" monitors, which will
play a stalwart role in increasing the current flowing through the
single-point of failure.

2. Ethernet hubs, switches and cables.  We'd need at least one 8-port
hub/switch and cables to go with it.  Got a spare for 3 days?

3. Presence at the pre-event Meet this evening.  Please see next mail.

Regards,

- -- Raju
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[ilugd] demos by mairu

[LinuxLingam]

mairu was mentioning if a spare pc is made available at the ilug-d
stall, he would be happy to demo sodipodi and some other graphics
packages. he could also rope in another friend or two of his

so depends on whether enough pcs are there at the stall.

:-)
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Re: [ilugd] Debian Again

[Rishabh Manocha]

if you just want the base system along with KDE/GNOME etc...all you need
is CD 1 and 2 and then you can edit your sources.list to download whatever
else you need.
aso i would recommend waiting for a while since sarge should be released
soon and so you will not have to go around downloading kde 3.1.5 or gnome
2.4 even though you will have to download kde 3.2 if you want that(i hear
it is cool).
my 2 cents.
Rishabh

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On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, Mairu Gupta wrote:

>
> > Hi!
> >
> >  I had said it earlier and irequest again.
> >  Can anyone cut debian cds an dbring it to this months
> > meet. I neeed 3 sets of debian 3.* . Prior to last
> > months meet Mairu said he is downloading cds, what
> > happened.
> >  If some one is bringing them plz mail to me with the
> > cost of 3 sets.
> >
> > bye
> > vivek
> >
>
>
> Hi Vivek
>
> Yeah i know i was goin to do it.
> These are bloody big files yaar, and not even one or two CD's
> FUll 7 CD's and a update.
> I'm on the 5th one. debian 3.0 r1 latest
>
> If you can wait just a little bit more.
>
>
> M
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[ilugd] Final call for poster ideas

[Mairu Gupta]

Hello everyone

It's 10th now. Tomorrow is the meet.
I haven't received any ideas for poster design.
All i've got is a nice debian poster from Pankaj, which i've printed.
I have no idea what to make, so i don't know how to go about it.
Now if you guys dont tell me, then i'm not the one to blame..
Not my responsibility !


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Re: [ilugd] Debian Again

[Mairu Gupta]

> Hi!
>  
>  I had said it earlier and irequest again.
>  Can anyone cut debian cds an dbring it to this months
> meet. I neeed 3 sets of debian 3.* . Prior to last
> months meet Mairu said he is downloading cds, what
> happened. 
>  If some one is bringing them plz mail to me with the
> cost of 3 sets.
> 
> bye
> vivek
> 


Hi Vivek

Yeah i know i was goin to do it.
These are bloody big files yaar, and not even one or two CD's
FUll 7 CD's and a update.
I'm on the 5th one. debian 3.0 r1 latest

If you can wait just a little bit more.


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Re: [ilugd] Need some help with a font problem

[Sandip Bhattacharya]

Shravan Vasishth wrote:

In one such experiment, I want to display Hindi (devanagari) characters.
So what I did was I installed and configured yudit (2.76), and used it (it
uses raghu.ttf, i.e. raghindi) to create a test file with utf-8 encoded
Devanagari script, which I tried to display through the experiment
software (Tcl/tk is apparently unicode compatible after 8.3.3).
However, although yudit can display everything correctly, the characters
don't display exactly as they should in the Tcl/tk software. Hindi, as you
know, has combining characters like the consonant-semivowel sequence "ky",
and these are showing up incorrectly (ka+halant+ya), and there are some
other problems.  See
ftp://ftp.coli.uni-sb.de/pub/people/vasishth/Hindi/hindi.png

for a simple example of the problems I've noticed so far.

Any thoughts on what the issue might be?  Does anyone know if Tcl/tk has
problems with combining characters and such like things in its unicode
You are right there - showing the characters only according to their 
UTF/ASCII code is the primitive way of text display that most X apps and 
toolkits like tk is capable of. But using the advanced features of UTF 
which can understand predefined patterns of sequential characters, and 
display a special combined character instead, requires the GUI toolkit 
to have a certain amount of intelligence while rendering text. That is 
where old toolkits show their age. Right now i think pango is the most 
advanced among OSS toolkits in this field. Even QT i think is lagging in 
these features.

It's been suggested to me to switch to gtk/pango (i.e. rewrite the entire
software and just not use Tcl/tk), but at this point, because of time
constraints, that is just not an option (in the long run it may be).
Unfortunately, your toolkit (tk) seems to be the bottleneck. Try looking 
at TCL/GTK/Pango bindings. That is the only way, I think, you can get 
your app to display indic text perfectly. Even mozilla doesnt show hindi 
text perfectly because of this same problem. Current i18n efforts of 
mozilla project is concentrated a lot on integrating pango inside gecko.

You will get a far far more informed and factually correct explanation 
and solutions at the indlinux site. Some really remarkable men working 
there to solve similar problems as yours for India in general.

- Sandip

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Re: [ilugd] Debian Again

[Sandip Bhattacharya]

vivek khurana wrote:
Hi!
 
 I had said it earlier and irequest again.
 Can anyone cut debian cds an dbring it to this months
meet. I neeed 3 sets of debian 3.* . Prior to last
months meet Mairu said he is downloading cds, what
happened. 
 If some one is bringing them plz mail to me with the
cost of 3 sets.
We are getting enough CDs of knoppix 3.3 (which you can use with 
suitable debian repositories). Also, Pankaj Kaushal is getting a number 
of copies of the first three debian testing (sarge) CDs. I can get a 
number of debian stable (woody) too.

- Sandip

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Re: [ilugd] Debian Again

[Ritesh Raj Sarraf]

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On Mon, 9 Feb 2004 08:01:23 -0800 (PST)
vivek khurana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>  sets of debian 3.

Hello,
I do have Debian 3.0 Release 1 (A 5 CD Set). But I am presently running out of 
blank media so can't promise of when I can make it ready. The other option is that you 
could come down to my place along with the blank cd's and I'll get them burned for 
you..

rrs
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[ilugd] Need some help with a font problem

[Shravan Vasishth]

Hi folks,

I'm trying to use an existing Tcl/tk-based software in linux (yellowdog
linux, running on an ibook), using Tcl/tk 8.4.5. The software runs a
behavioral experiment: we get human participants to read sentences
on the screen and record their reading time (using their key presses).
This is part of a study evaluating a computational model of human language
processing.

In one such experiment, I want to display Hindi (devanagari) characters.
So what I did was I installed and configured yudit (2.76), and used it (it
uses raghu.ttf, i.e. raghindi) to create a test file with utf-8 encoded
Devanagari script, which I tried to display through the experiment
software (Tcl/tk is apparently unicode compatible after 8.3.3).

However, although yudit can display everything correctly, the characters
don't display exactly as they should in the Tcl/tk software. Hindi, as you
know, has combining characters like the consonant-semivowel sequence "ky",
and these are showing up incorrectly (ka+halant+ya), and there are some
other problems.  See

ftp://ftp.coli.uni-sb.de/pub/people/vasishth/Hindi/hindi.png

for a simple example of the problems I've noticed so far.

Any thoughts on what the issue might be?  Does anyone know if Tcl/tk has
problems with combining characters and such like things in its unicode
compatibility? I am not sure whether it's a Tcl/tk problem (and what the
fix is) or whether it's a font problem (I tried many different TrueType
fonts for creating text in yudit, but the results were even worse), or
some other factor that I don't know about.

It's been suggested to me to switch to gtk/pango (i.e. rewrite the entire
software and just not use Tcl/tk), but at this point, because of time
constraints, that is just not an option (in the long run it may be).

I can provide more details if someone is able to help. I will also be in
Delhi Mar 7-16 if someone is able to help me out with this then (for
which I'd be very grateful :-).

If anyone is interested in reproducing the problem, I've provided a tar
gzipped file in the above ftp site with the entire setup. To run the
experiment software, do ./linger.tcl after tar zxf'ing in.

Thanks,

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[ilugd] Debian Again

[vivek khurana]

Hi!
 
 I had said it earlier and irequest again.
 Can anyone cut debian cds an dbring it to this months
meet. I neeed 3 sets of debian 3.* . Prior to last
months meet Mairu said he is downloading cds, what
happened. 
 If some one is bringing them plz mail to me with the
cost of 3 sets.

bye
vivek

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[ilugd] Re:IMAP makes my server slow

[Shivkumar Jagannath]

hi,
thought I'd share a few points: - 

I have changed over to Qmail (for Maildir support) and
I use sqwebMail as the web mail client (Its supposed
to be the fastest webmail on earth!) which reads
directly from the Maildirs instead of Imap
connections. Also for posterity I have a Courier Imap
server which handles Maildirs. Believe me, My server
is a P-III with 128 Megs and I host 3 virtual email
domains. Things really are fast!!! 
Another pro for the Maildir format is that there is no
single mbox (like in SendMail(ugh!)) hence searching
is also faster.


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Re: [ilugd] Squid real time report generator

[Amit Sharma]

hi ritesh,

i was also searching for the same few months ago.

till date i am not able to get any such program, so i
u get any please let me know too ..!!

btw, these days i am doing my R&D into live helpdesk
and forum (installing and try to configure to suit my
orgination need both are freewares ofcourse :)

why i am telling u all this is . i am quite
intrested in admin things and keep doing research on
such admin tools..

amit

--- Ritesh Agrawal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Hi All,
> 
>   Can anyone suggest me Real time Users report
> generator for squid
> proxy server , Currently i am using SARG and srg .
> but these are
> batch oriented approach (periodic generator , not
> real time ). I
> need realtime statistics  just like WinProxy shows
> in windows
> environment.
> 
> Thanks in advance
> 
> Ritesh Agrawal
> Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
> 17D - N.I.T
> Faridabad (Haryana)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Ritesh Agrawal
> Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
> 17D - N.I.T
> Faridabad (Haryana)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Ritesh Agrawal
> Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
> 17D - N.I.T
> Faridabad (Haryana)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Ritesh Agrawal
> Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
> 17D - N.I.T
> Faridabad (Haryana)
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> Ritesh Agrawal
> Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
> 17D - N.I.T
> Faridabad (Haryana)
> 
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[ilugd] Squid real time report generator

[Ritesh Agrawal]

Hi All,

  Can anyone suggest me Real time Users report generator for squid
proxy server , Currently i am using SARG and srg . but these are
batch oriented approach (periodic generator , not real time ). I
need realtime statistics  just like WinProxy shows in windows
environment.

Thanks in advance

Ritesh Agrawal
Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
17D - N.I.T
Faridabad (Haryana)





Ritesh Agrawal
Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
17D - N.I.T
Faridabad (Haryana)





Ritesh Agrawal
Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
17D - N.I.T
Faridabad (Haryana)





Ritesh Agrawal
Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
17D - N.I.T
Faridabad (Haryana)





Ritesh Agrawal
Belmaks Solutions Pvt.Ltd.
17D - N.I.T
Faridabad (Haryana)



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Re: [ilugd] LinuxAsia2004 update

[anandsha]

I am told, guys in N Place can burn CDs in bulk, at short notice. I spoke to a guy who 
quoted Rs 35/- per CD along with the media and a paper cover.

Anand Shankar

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Date: Monday, February 9, 2004 10:41 am
Subject: Re: [ilugd] LinuxAsia2004 update

> 
> fifty! yeoouhoowah!
> :-)
> 
> just handed my solitary gnuwinII cd to tarun yesterday. guess that 
> saveshim a lot of trouble in burning cds.
> 
> LL
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Re: [ilugd] Cloning of Dual boot systems

[Lokesh Bhog]

I have used powerquest drive image to do something
similar. The version of drive image software that I
had did not support ext3 file system. Therefore I used
ext2 file system to do the imaging.

Lokesh
--- Yashpal Nagar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 
> 
> I have one system containing Redhat Linux 9.0 and
> windows 98 dual boot.
> I want to make this system to be cloned on about 2
> dozens of same machine hardware.
> When i googled i found Clonesys, and other Nortan's
> ghost based progam for same, which  seemed a bit
> lengthy and tricky.
> Can some one tell me about any success stories? 
> 
> Please help
> 
> Regards
> -Yash
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