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36 Chapter 2 Creating Boot and Install Images

5 (CD source only) Choose the default language for the software. (Available only if you

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

Note: This is the language used by the installed software only. The installer that runs

always appears in English (if this is not an automated install).

6 To serve the image on the server creating the image, choose Local. This will place the

image in the /Library/NetBoot/ folder on your server.

7 (optional) To store the image on a remote computer and offer it via NFS choose

Remote.

Note: Network Install images can be served only via NFS.

8 (remote service only) To deliver the image to users via NFS on a remote server,

complete the path pane with the IP address, image path where the file will be stored

on the server, and the NFS export setting (client, world, or subnet).

Important: System Image Utility will create the actual image on the local server.

By completing the information requested in the path pane, an indirect NFS path will be

created for your image. Once you create the image, the admin user of the remote

server must copy the image to and serve it from the exact remote path you specified.

9 On the Contents pane, choose the source for the image.

Choose an appropriate architecture-specific install CD, mounted boot volume, or

existing disk image.

10 (Optional) Click the Add (+) button below the list to add applications or post-install

scripts to the image.

11 To have the software install with limited or no interaction at the client computer, select

“Enable automated installation” in the Installation Options pane, then click Options.

Here you can set a specific volume name to install the contents of the image, the

option to erase the volume before installing, restart the client computer after installing,

and whether you want the client user to confirm the installation actions.

12 In the Installation Options pane, select “Verify destination after installing” to have the

installer verify the integrity of the image after it is installed. (For images from volume

source only.)

Selecting this option is highly recommended even though it slightly slows installation.

13 In the Installation Options pane, select “Change ByHost preferences to match client

after install” so that the ByHost preferences of the installed software match those of the

computer on which the software is installed.

14 (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.

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