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John,
I have the same question. For the Mac labs proper we've relied on a
combination of RadMind and ARD for imaging, but I've been running 2
dual-boot iMacs -- imaged individually by hand -- in anticipation of
making the same ultimate move Otmar has made for the language center.
Now we're moving all our Macs onto an Open Directory server for
authentication using one unified image, and I'm wondering how this will
affect the imaging of the dual-boot machines.
Ellen
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>What software are you guys using to image the dual boot Macs?
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>Thanks,
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>John
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>John Verbick
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>We have made the decision to replace all lab machines in the student lab
>and in
>the faculty lab with Macs. This will give us the flexibility to turn
>every
>computer into a PC or into a Mac within 5 minutes. Some computers will
>also be
>configured with Parallels and Bootcamp to provide for simultaneous use
>of both
>operating systems.
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>Our experience with Bootcamp and Parallels has been excellent. We have
>dozens of
>faculty members who have computers with full installations of both
>systems and
>are extremely happy. They even use the iSight camera on both systems
>without any
>problem.
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John,
I have the same question. For the Mac labs proper we've relied on a
combination of RadMind and ARD for imaging, but I've been running 2
dual-boot iMacs -- imaged individually by hand -- in anticipation of
making the same ultimate move Otmar has made for the language center.
Now we're moving all our Macs onto an Open Directory server for
authentication using one unified image, and I'm wondering how this will
affect the imaging of the dual-boot machines.
Ellen
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