Machines

#   cpu         mem  motherboard                       hd    OS

1   1 pii-400   128  ABIT BX6                          6     52/60   + CDROM
2   1 pii-333    64  ABIT LX6                          4     60/nt   -

3   2 pii-400   128  Tyan S1832DL Tiger 100 Rev 2.0    8     52      -
4   2 pii-400   128  Tyan S1832DL Tiger 100 Rev 2.0    8     60      -
5   2 pii-400   128  Tyan S1832DL Tiger 100 Rev 2.0    8     52      -

6   2 pii-450   128  Tyan S1832DL Tiger 100 Rev 2.20   8     60      -
7   2 pii-450   128  Tyan S1832DL Tiger 100 Rev 2.20   8     60      + SCSI
8   2 pii-450   128  Tyan S1832DL Tiger 100 Rev 2.20   8     60      -

Disk Partition Usage

bop1:/
     /test      / for boot to rh60
     /bop1
     /cdrom

bop2:/
     /bop2
     /nt

bop3:/
     /boot
     /bop3      teuben/rh60         RedHat 6.0

bop4:/
     /bop4      

bop5:/
     /rh52      / for alternative boot to rh5.2
     /bop5      home

bop6:/
     /test      alternative boot
     /bop6

bop7:/
     /test      / for alternative boot
     /bop7      


bop8:/
     /test      / for alternative boot
     /bop8

Kickstart

One day kickstart will be powerfull enough to use it, right now it seems to miss a few useful features. Here's some references, although good documentation is still lacking in my mind:

Mark's Kickstart Examples
Redhat Manual (in particular section H.3)
KickStart HOWTO (in particular section 6)
Another alternative is VA's new system to clone systems. It is called VA SystemImager. Perhaps better, as kickstart seems to not get much better.