I'm manually creating an image on an external drive and I'm going to use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone it to new MacBook Pro's. Should I install Jamf on the image? If I do that what should I do after I clone to the new Mac? Just run sudo jamf policy? or more than that?
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Install Jamf on an image?
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+18Do not enroll in Jamf before capturing the image. If you want to streamline things, you can put a copy of the quickadd on the image so you just need to install it.
Never clone applications that have any sort of unique relationship with a database. You'll get all sorts of unwanted behavior.
Honestly, you're going the wrong direction anyway. Monolithic imaging has been mostly dead for a while, and it's only getting deader. It's an archaic approach that has all sorts of problems.
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