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32 Chapter 2 Creating Boot and Install Images

19 In the Save As dialog, choose where to save the image.

If you don’t want to use the image name you typed earlier, you can change it now by

typing a new name in the Save As field.

If you’re creating the image on the same server that will serve it, choose a volume from

the “Serve from NetBoot share point on” pop-up menu.

To save the image somewhere else, choose a location from the Where pop-up menu or

click the triangle next to the Save As field and navigate to a folder.

20 Click Save.

To check progress, look in the lower-left corner of the window. If you need to insert

another CD, you’ll be prompted there. To create the image without including the

contents of a subsequent CD, click Finish when you are prompted to insert it.

Important: Don’t open the .nbi folder in /Library/NetBoot/NetBootSPn while the image

is being created; clients won’t be able to use the resulting image.

From the Command Line

You can also create a boot image using commands in Terminal. For more information,

see the system image chapter of the command-line administration guide.

Adding an OS Update Package to a Mac OS X Boot Image

You can add a Mac OS X system update package to an existing NetBoot image so that

your clients start up from the latest available system.

To apply a Mac OS X update to a NetBoot image:

1 Open Server Admin and select NetBoot in the Computers & Services list.

2 Disable the image you want to update to prevent access while you’re modifying it.

Click Settings, click Images, deselect Enabled for the image, and click Save.

3 Open System Image Utility and click Images.

4 Select the image and click Edit.

5 In the Contents tab, click the Add (+) button and choose the OS update package.

6 Click Save.

7 Reenable the image in the Images pane of Server Admin NetBoot settings.

From the Command Line

You can also update a boot image using commands in Terminal. For more information,

see the system image chapter of the command-line administration guide.

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