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May 22, 2011 at 12:49 am #380754
greenturtle
ParticipantHi Guys,
First time using this script. I tried using Disk Utilities CheckSum tool but that didn’t help. Any clues?
Thanks,
Sam
###### InstaDMG build initiated ######
InstaDMG version 1.6b2 (svn revision: 261)
Host OS: Mac OS X 10.6.7
Host Hardware: MacBookPro7,1
Output file name: 11-05-22.dmg
Output disk name: InstaDMG
01:46:26 ###### Finding main MacOS X installer disk ######
Found primary OS installer disk: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg
Found the image at: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg
01:46:26 ###### Looking for a Cached Image ######
###### Unable to get checksum for image: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg ######
01:46:26 ###### Cleaning up ######
/Users/samrosen/Desktop/InstaDMG/instadmg.bash: line 464: MODIFIED_INSTALLD_PLIST_FOLDER: unbound variableMay 22, 2011 at 3:32 am #380755Chris George
Participantgreenturtle wrote:
Hi Guys,
First time using this script. I tried using Disk Utilities CheckSum tool but that didn’t help. Any clues?
Thanks,
Sam
###### InstaDMG build initiated ######
InstaDMG version 1.6b2 (svn revision: 261)
Host OS: Mac OS X 10.6.7
Host Hardware: MacBookPro7,1
Output file name: 11-05-22.dmg
Output disk name: InstaDMG
01:46:26 ###### Finding main MacOS X installer disk ######
Found primary OS installer disk: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg
Found the image at: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg
01:46:26 ###### Looking for a Cached Image ######
###### Unable to get checksum for image: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg ######
01:46:26 ###### Cleaning up ######
/Users/samrosen/Desktop/InstaDMG/instadmg.bash: line 464: MODIFIED_INSTALLD_PLIST_FOLDER: unbound variableIf you are using InstaUp2Date, you want to import the disk using “sudo /instadmg/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/importDisk.py –automatic”.
If not, you want to do the same thing, but append “–legacy” (but I would highly advise against this… get used to using the InstaUp2Date build process, as this is where the InstaDMG project is eventually moving towards).
This should import the disc and put it into the appropriate folder for whichever method you use.
May 22, 2011 at 3:19 pm #380756Allister Banks
ParticipantHey greenturtle,
We’re up to r388 for instadmg.bash(1.6rc1), and the rest of the project is r418. Please update to the newest svn checkout and take a look at the bundled documentation and/or the resources in the sticky on this forum(‘new to instadmg?’)
Allister
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