We are in need of updating our NetBoot image to support newer hardware that is starting to become more and more prevalent in our environment. The issue I am running in to is when I create a new workflow and add the "Configure Casper for NetBoot" (At the end of the workflow) and fill in the information as needed. I then start the process when it gets to the Configure Casper for NetBoot it prompts me about 8 times stating "Automator wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this."
Now when I type in my password I am logged in as an administrator that is an admin on both the machine I am running System Image Utility on and also on the source machine/image and they both have the same password. After typing this in several times It stops prompting me and says that it has complete the tasks. I am not convinced that this is true and when you boot to this NetBoot image it has the desktop and looks nothing like when you would use the Casper NetInstall Image Creator app with 10.6. Even if I wanted to work with this and automated the loading of Casper Imaging it is prompting me asking if I want to run the application. Before I used the source machine to create the NetBoot Image I logged in as root and ran the application so it really is not the first time but it is acting like it is.
Any ideas?
