Hi, In the Linux HPC Software 1.0, we have a script to set up the OneSIS, DHCP, pxeboot...etc configurations, but this script was focusing for the diskless configuration by OneSIS.. I was thinking about the way of the provisioning to local disk by the same process and interface as the diskless configuration setup. So, I just started to test "cobbler" with OneSIS. Basically, it works well. http://cobbler.et.redhat.com/ Cobbler provides easy and profile based provisioning that includes automated DHCP, PXE configuration and it also has CLI and web interface for these setup. (I haven''t tested web interface yet) Yes, we need to find out more detail and additional custom templates or wrapper scripts will be needed for oneSIS setup, but Cobbler uses the template files for each configuration and the main program is written by Python. I think it''s advantageous to the enhancement or customization, even if it''s needed. How do you feel about this? Thanks -Ihara