It never worked. I created it using AutoCasper in the server itself.
Should I create it on a new machine? I've used OS X Mavericks (Created from AutoDMG).
Here's the steps how i setup NetBoot... 1. Use AutoCasper with OS X Mavericks (Created from AutoDMG).
2. Setup OS X Server >> NetInstall 3. Map the .Nbi 4. Setup NetBoot in Jss pointing to the said NetInstall settings
Then I got that Error message when NetBooting.... not sure what I'm missing.
I'm sure I'm missing a few steps. Hope you can help. Many thanks.
Not to hijacked the thread, but I'm having almost the same issue. Mine just skips and does a regular reboot. I've tried both 10.10 and 10.9 created with AutoDMG.
what machine are you trying to netboot? ie what hardware/model identifier? what OS version exactly ie what build of Mavericks did you create with AutoDMG?
That kernal panic is usually something i see when a machine trys to boot too old of an OS
Generally you should always create any images on the newest most up to date hardware you have. And generally NEVER create your images from your server's installation
Hi guys... it worked for me now but there's a new error message and I don't know what the heck it is.
Says something "Unable to create an invitation. Check to make sure you have permission to create an invitation" Seems like a party invitation for me :)
I change it from NFS to HTTPS because i can't make it boot using NFS.
There's no auto run data. Tried re-opening Casper Imaging but still the same issue. If I press the option key, it only ask to enter the JSS server details.