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Making NetBoot Images
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You should be able to do it by running older versions of System Image Utility.
The app can run locally on your own machine and the resulting image can be copied to the server.
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JLL
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I tried that but the 10.3 version of the app won't run at all :-( And I don't have the 10.4 version anywhere.
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Nevermind, my suggestion won't work for what you're wanting to do.
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So here's the final deal. You can use 10.5's imagine app to make a netboot image from 10.5 client. Same with 10.4 and 10.4's app. With 10.3, I had to do a full installation of OS X server, enable netboot, then image the disk and actually install it into the server. Only then would the imaging utility actually create the image properly. After jumping through all those hoops, I could move all 3 images to my 10.5 server. Hell of a lot of work, lets hope it pays off. So far netbooting has been quite buggy. Some times it works perfectly, some times it kernel panics.
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