Maybe it was a little confusing. As far as I've tested, the import works fine (although it might broke other distros). What I cannot assure is that with the import results is really possible to deploy a system. Let say, it might be a problem with the hostname or suite in sample.seed, for example. I will try that on weekend when I can arrange a second laptop. Hopefully, this second explanation is easier to understand, although right now I'm not in my best shape... Javier Palacios

Javier Palacios wrote: Something happened with your github? My main copy is not github, it's fedorahosted (though I do try to keep them synced up always) Anyway, yes, I did do a force push at one time due to a bad merge and -- while I thought everything was preserved -- you may be right. In which case, yes, applying them again would be much appreciated. I wouldn't want to miss anything. Thanks! --Michael

Hello, I need to upload a small patch to github and modify a bit the wiki page, but now I can confirm that the updated import procedure allows to install a fresh system. I've been able to install debian lenny in a nearly unnatended way, disturbed only by questions about extra drivers disk (it was a laptop with unsupported wifi), and disk formatting (which I forced because it holds multiple runnable systems and I didn't want to brick it). There are a few rough points which are not cobbler faults but maybe debian installer ones or specific from my own setup, but the actual deployment was right. I'm on the way to test deployment of virtual machines with koan, but as far as concerns real machines I'm happy, and also exhausted my test infrastructure. Javier Palacios