Multiple install

I'm trying to install CC on multiple machines and have already installed on one machine. I've downloaded CCP and it looks like I have to create a package of all the applications the deploy it to the other machines. It is taking about 6 hours to download a full set of applications and I'm trying to find a way of not having to wait another 6 hours+ to have a package to deploy.
Can someone help me? There must be a better way to do this. Much easier with DVD's

Moved to Enterprise Deployment for Creative Cloud, Creative Suite

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    The reason for this is that the current arch kernel build does not set the EXTRAVERSION variable in the kernel top level makefile. Therefore all kernels of the same $pkgver use the same /lib/modules/$pkgver/ subdirectory.
    The above PKGBUILD sets EXTRAVERSION to the $pkgrel variable.
    This causes the loadable module tree to be in a /lib/modules/$pkgver-$pkgrel/ directory.
    There are two other places where kernels experience file conflicts:
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    The /boot/ files: vmlinuz, System.map and kconfig are given unique names by appending the $pkgver-$pkgrel string.
    The /usr/src/linux-$pkgver/ directory is moved to /usr/src/linux-$pkgver-$pkgrel/.
    This allows the loadable kernel, the loadable modules and the stripped source headers to be in a unique place for each different kernel. Therefore multiple kernels can be loaded concurrently and the desired one may be chosen at boot time by grub.
    The only thing a little weird about this, is the $pkgname variable. pacman will only load one version of each $pkgname, so for multiple kernels to be loaded, they each have to have a unique $pkgname. This is accomplished by appending the $pkgver and $pkgrel to the $pkgname. This is fine, except it gives a slightly weird name for the resulting kernel package file. It has the format:
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    The thing I hope to add next is automatically adding and removing entries into: /boot/grub/menu.lst when the kernel package is installed and removed. The $pkgdesc string is perfect for serving as the title line.
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    Thanks Again for such an awesome distro...
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    Thank you, I tried to set something up like this in the wiki, but never tested it and it didn't work for some users. You've tested it well?
    If so, you can copy it over to the wiki (edit or overwrite the Kernel compile with ABS wiki entry), or I can.
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