I have been struggling with localizing our Yosemite Macs at imaging time, and I am wondering if anyone knows of a good source of information on how to properly apply localization settings to a Mac without using the Setup Assistant.
Right now I am having some success placing localized versions of .GlobalPreferences.plist, com.apple.HIToolbox.plist, and com.apple.systemuiserver.plist into the proper user template for a particular local, such as Germany, and also placing the same files (minus .Globalpreferences.plist) into /Library/Preferences. I am also placing all three files into our local admin user directory as well as using FUT (I have tried this both on and off) as well as FEU.
I can reliably get the primary language, date, number settings, and keyboard settings to stick, however, I cannot for the life of me get the "Region:" settings to stick for new users. Our local admin account has the region set correctly, but any new accounts I add default back to United States (English) for "Region:". Would this be getting set automatically via Location Services? I am not too sure on that, as I have had our techs in Germany image locally at their office and they see the same thing.
I can't find a way to accomplish this task via a Config Profile either... I really need to be able to sort this out. Ever since Yosemite came out I have had nothing but trouble with reliable, complete localization.
Thoughts?


