Apple Mac OS X Server System Imaging and Software Update Administration For Version 10.4 or Later Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 40)

40 Chapter 2 Creating Boot and Install Images

Automating Image Installation

To install Mac OS X software (along with any packages you add) with limited or no

interaction from anyone at the client computer, use System Image Utility to create an

automated install image. Otherwise, a user at the client computer will have to respond

to questions from the installer.

To set up an OS image for automated installation:

1 Open System Image Utility and click New Install.

2 Provide information in the General and Contents panes as usual.

3 In the Installation Options pane, select “Enable automated installation.”

4 Click the Options button.

5 For unattended installation, choose “Install on volume” next to Target Volume and type

the name of the volume on the client computer where the software will be installed.

To allow the user at the client computer to select the volume on which to install,

choose “User selects.”

6 To install the software on a clean drive, enable “Erase the target volume before

installing.”

7 To install without requiring user confirmation at the client computer, disable “Require

client user to respond to a confirmation dialog.”

8 If the installed software requires a restart, enable “Restart the client computer after

installing.”

If the name you provide for the install volume does not match the name of a volume

on the client computer, a user at the client computer must respond to an installer

prompt for another target volume.

From the Command Line

You can also set up an image for automated install by modifying the associated

minstallconfig.xml file using Terminal. For more information, see the system image

chapter of the command-line administration guide.

Viewing the Contents of a Package

To view the contents of a package, hold down the Control key as you click the package

in a Finder window and choose Show Package Contents from the menu that appears.

You use PackageMaker (in the /Developer/Applications/Utilities folder after you install

Xcode using the disc included with the Mac OS X client software) to create application

software packages to use with Network Install.

From the Command Line

You can also list the contents of a package using commands in Terminal. For more

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

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