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Chapter 2 Creating Boot and Install Images 31

Note: If your network includes both Intel-based and PowerPC-based Macintosh

computers, you must create separate images for each architecture, using the

appropriate architecture-specific OS install DVD or volume as the source for the image.

Important: If you have created a standard disk image (.dmg file) from an OS install CD

and want to use that image as the source for a NetBoot image, double-click the .dmg

file in the Finder to mount the image, then choose it from the pop-up menu.

12 (CD source only) Choose the default language for the system. (Available only if you

have already inserted the CD and chosen it as the source.)

13 (Optional) Click the Add (+) button below the Other Items list to add an application

package, system update package, or post-install script to the image.

14 (CD source only) Click Default User, type a user name, short name, and password (in

both the Password and Verify fields) for the system’s default user account. You can log

in to a booted client using this account.

15 (Optional) Click Model Filter, and select the radio button to allow only computers to

boot that are enabled in the list of models. If you want to allow any Macintosh

computer to boot, select Allow any Apple Computer.

16 (Optional) Click Sharing Prefs and in the Computer Name field, type the name that the

NetBoot or Network Install client gets after installation or booting.

Note: Each client will have its computer name and local hostname set to the name you

supplied plus the MAC address (without the colons) of the client.

Note: Alternatively, type the path to a tab-delimited .txt or .rtf file that has a list of MAC

addresses and their corresponding computer names and local hostnames. Each client

will get the name that corresponds to its MAC address in the specified file.

17 (Optional) Click Directory Services. Click Apply Directory Services settings from this

machine to all clients, if you are not using DHCP to provide NetBoot clients with

Open Directory information. If you want each client that will boot from this image to

get a unique set of directory service settings each time it boots, click Authenticate and

authorize this selection.

Note: To create per CPU Directory Services bindings, the machine you are creating the

image on should itself be bound to the DS server. Otherwise clicking the authenticate

button will give an error dialogue saying “No DS bindings found.”

Note: For the checkbox that says “Apply directory services settings from this machine

to all clients,” we recommend that the user sets up the machine he or she is creating

the image on to bind to a DS server using Directory Access app and then check the

checkbox.

18 Click Create.

If the Create button is not enabled, make sure you have entered an image name and

ID, and have chosen an image source.

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