[...] It's my understanding that Mike sold or gave the code to Apple for inclusion with OS X Server Snow Leopard. See [...] details, which sound quite a bit like what Mike's app was doing. This is total assumption on my part because he never publically acknowledged what transpired. [...]]]>
On Nov 7, 2009, at 3:31 PM, John Baltutis <email@hidden> wrote: On 11/7/09, Patrick Gallagher <email@hidden> wrote: On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 10:32 PM, Brendan Lutz <email@hidden> wrote: [...] Well, it's not all in the name NetRestore. Really what happened is that the 10.4-10. [...]]]>
[...] Netrestore is now part of Snow Leopard Server.]]>
On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 10:32 PM, Brendan Lutz <email@hidden> wrote: > quoted text Is your netboot set also 10.6.1? Or just the server (which shouldn't matter as much as the netboot set). Which machine(s) are you referring to as Mid'07? I'm assuming they were all Intel by then but I don't remember. [...]]]>
I've recently set up a new net boot server running 10.6.1 and it works great with all of my netrestore images except when attempting to image a Mid'07 machine. It will flash the globe momentarily and then will show the flashing "?" folder like it can't find a boot volume. [...]]]>
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One more question on SIU, that I couldn't find answered. When selecting the volume, I am given the choice to have a user select the target volume, or specify it. Can I give it a wildcard for first- available volume like NetRestore Helper did? [...]]]>
I ran my tests on SIU, and was able to have a painless netinstall of a hero image over my Net Boot server. Now that I have my .nbi folder made, and am happy with the .dmg file inside of it, is there a way to modify the configuration without the painful 8 hours that it [...]]]>