Take the 2-minute tour ×  I'd like to configure an installer for
Ubuntu which runs in 'unattended' mode and answers all the
questions with defaults or pre-configured settings. Ideally it
should run and reboot on it's own, resulting in a working system
with no user input.  Redhat has this with Anaconda (I beleive
it's called Kickstart?).  I know there is debian-installer, but
I'm not sure how Ubuntu works or if it's very different. We
definately want to use Ubuntu for this.  share|improve this
question  5 Answers 5  up vote 8 down vote accepted  I've used
FAI for this before, to good effect. It will do the install over
a network or from a bootable CD-ROM. It's for debian, but should
work fine with Ubuntu.  share|improve this answer
http://www.debuntu.org/how-to-unattended-ubuntu-network-install
is a pretty fair tutorial on the subject.  share|improve this
answer  Ifaraone points at a good tutorial for this. If you're
used to RedHat kickstart, the Ubuntu approach will probably
annoy you to begin with. Don't be