Conceptually having an unmanaged device, in device management doesn't
work... I think there is a danger in not defining a reasonable usecase.
Why does the device need to be "clean", for the most part, minimal base
config/application install will not ...
It should be two lines of code (I'm in the UK) - defaults write
NSGlobalDomain AppleLanguages "(en-GB)"defaults write NSGlobalDomain
AppleLocale "en_GB"
Applescript is probably the most reliable way to set an icon, it aint
pretty though... #!/bin/bash ITEM_PATH="$4" echo "The path is
$ITEM_PATH" ICON="$8" echo "The icon is $ICON" AS_ICON=`echo
"\"${ICON}\""` AS_PATH=`echo "\"${ITEM_PATH}\""` # Variab...
Jamf is more flexible in terms of running scripts, installing packages
and triggering policies on Macs, configuration profiles tend to be much
the same across any MDM solution as they are based on an Apple spec.
Have you looked at the install log on the Mac? Does the package fail
when manually installed? The jamf log is all well and good, but you
probably want to have a physical test case that you can look at the
local logs of to work out what is going on.
