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Installing OS X 10.6.7 in German using InstaDMG

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  • #380566
    Huhu
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    Hi There!

    First of all i ave to say that i’m from Germany, so pleasy forgive me my bad english;) (i’ll try to give my best^^)

    I’m very interested in building an image of OS X 10.6.7 with iLife, Office, Firefox an more additional software preinstalled (i have to install about 2 or 3 Mac’s every week, so it would be nice to use InstaDMG;))

    I’ve succeed in Building a 10.6.7 Image, but it didnt installed the additional software and it was in english.

    For the additional software problem:

    I’ve build a pkg of Firefox using apple Package Maker and put it into: “Installer Files /CustomPKG/firefox.pkg”

    do i have to create child folders, one per pkg? for example:

    “/Installer Files/CustomPKG/01/firefox.pkg” ?

    For the language problem:

    I assume that i have to create a “10.6_InstallerChoices.xml”-file and put it into “/InstallerFiles/BaseOS”, right?
    And every time i list a choice identifier in a installerchoices files it is the same as i would click in the GUI, right?

    But when i want to install my OS X in german, which is the right choicesidentifier to do that?

    When I would list: choiceIdentifier
    LanguageTranslations

    it would “click” once, and that would disable all languages except english, but i would like to preinstall english, french, german, Italian

    So

    I hope my guestions were understandable and that you can help me;)

    Bye

    #380961
    p0ddie
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    Hi,

    I’ll answer in English for the sake of this being an English forum 🙂

    The easiest way for this to work is for you to create an additional package with the following files (taken from a German system):

    com.apple.HIToolbox
    com.apple.loginwindow
    .GlobalPreferences

    You can find them in /Library/Preferences.

    Additionally, you need to add

    #usr/bin/env bash
    languagesetup -langspec “German”
    exit 0

    as a postinstall script.

    Should work (works in my images).

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