SuSE 10

Install:

   > Select "English" language
   > Skip media check 
   > Agree to the license 
   > If prompted for upgrade, select "new installation" 
   > Select central timezone 
   > Select GNOME for window manager 
   > At installation overview, select "partitioning" catagory from overview 
	> Select "create custom partition setup" 
	> When prompted to use entire disk, select "custom partitioning" 
	> Set up partitions as per NWO Partitioning 
   > Select "software" back at the installation overview 
   > Check the "C/C++ compiler and tools" catagory on the left side 
   > Hit continue when prompted about auto installed packages 
   > Hit "Accept" back at the installation overview page 
   > Enter Root Password
   > Select "Firewall" category
        > Select "Start Manually" and accept
   > Network card "eth0" should be set to DHCP by default, if not, set it.
   > Select "Test Internet Connection"
        > Run online update, install only what it selects by default
	> System will reboot with new kernel
   > Select LDAP authentication method
        > Enter "192.168.0.1" for address and "dc=wisc,dc=edu" for base domain
	> Uncheck "LDAP TLS/SSL"
	> Install the packages it prompts to enable LDAP
	> Select "OK" to popup warning
   > Select "Next" on hardware configuration leaving defaults
   > Select "Finish"

Post-Install:
   > Retrieve a copy of the cfengine rpm and install with "rpm -Uhv cfengine[version].rpm" 

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