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universal image

  • August 23, 2007
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  • Anonymous

we use one image for laptops and desktops. we have two netboot, restore and base images. one for each architecture.

netboot has casper, disk warrior and file salvage. it also has our scripts for hd formating and windows imaging (if dual boot)

restore is just similar to base with casper. restore has autologin as admin and launch casper. than's it.

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    • Anonymous
    • August 23, 2007

    I have been able to make a universal netboot image by installing the On 23 Aug 2007, at 15:59, Siddhartha Chadda wrote:
    Intel version of OS X then installing the PPCSupportExtensions package from a universal OS X Server DVD.

    I then created the booter files for both architectures as per the instructions at the bottom of the page here:

    http://www.bombich.com/mactips/netboot.html

    However we still have PPC and i386 images that Casper actually installs. I'm looking forward to 10.5 for a completely universal OS...

    Hope this helps,

    James

    -- James Nairn mailto:jwrn3 at cam.ac.uk
    Macintosh Systems Specialist University of Cambridge Computing Service
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