Hi,
I've spend the last 2 days trying to get NetBoot working and I'm pulling my hair out right now.
Situation:
Mac Mini, OS X El Capitan with Server configured. Created a BootImage based on El Capitan with AutoCasperNBI, everything is set up using info from various sources.
Trying to perform a NetBoot from a MacBook Pro (mid 2015) with a network connection that is in the same VLAN as the Mac Mini results in a black screen and a reboot to it's internal SSD after a timeout. I used crsutil in the recovery partition to 'whitelist' the server (which apparently has to be done with the introduction of El Cap).
I see in the system.log on the server lots of NetBoot: [1,68:5b:35:ca:29:9f] BSDP ACK[LIST] sent 10.90.78.4 pktsize 343 logs. So my MacBook gets an IP adres, asks the Server for a boot image but never moves to the BSDP ACK[SELECT] phase, where it selects my default image and proceeds with the boot.
I've checked the folder permissions on the NetBootSP0 folder and those seem to be fine (Everyone has read rights). I also created a default image with the System Image Utility, to see if that could be the issue: doesn't make a difference. Stopped and started the NetBoot service, rebuild the folder structure, nothing...
Already checked a lot of suggestions floating around here and @ Google but not success so far. Does anyone have an idea what could be the issue?
Thanks in advance!
