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  • #380307
    mgb123
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    I’ve been using post build installs kicked off by launch daemons.

    In my first post build script I set many of the standard first boot defaults.

    In my second, I install a handful of apps – and have a reboot command in place, but the reboot never takes place.

    I see a message in console that states that console couldn’t detach – is this my issue?

    What should I be looking for? Kinda flying blind here…

    Thanks all,
    Matt

    #380308
    dead2sin
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    If you don’t mind posting the script that is causing your grief to [url]http://pastebin.com/[/url] We can take a look at it and try to figure it out. So long as the script is running as root and has a reboot in it, it should work. Perhaps something else is getting hung up before the reboot.

    Nate

    #380309
    mgb123
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    Nate,

    thanks very much. I’ll post the script shortly. I do have a number of installs in there that seem to drag on forever – that’s the issue with post boot installs taking place in the background- I have no idea when they’re done.

    I’m wondering if I should also be looking for some sort of way to indicate when installs have completed in the background, like a popup or something similar…

    #380310
    dead2sin
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    [QUOTE][u]Quote by: mgb123[/u][p]Nate,

    thanks very much. I’ll post the script shortly. I do have a number of installs in there that seem to drag on forever – that’s the issue with post boot installs taking place in the background- I have no idea when they’re done.

    I’m wondering if I should also be looking for some sort of way to indicate when installs have completed in the background, like a popup or something similar…[/p][/QUOTE]

    Have you thought about using Munki? ([url]http://code.google.com/p/munki/[/url]) I use it for all my firstboot installs and it works wonderfully. Its a lot more refined then a firstboot script installing packages via commandline and can manage future software and patch installs as well.

    Nate

    #380320
    mgb123
    Participant

    [url]http://pastebin.com/embed_js.php?i=pkfvFnrw[/url]

    #380322
    dead2sin
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    I’ve never used shutdown -r +1 before, so I can’t attest to its usage, but perhaps you could try this instead and see what it does.

    [code]#Wait 60 seconds
    sleep 60

    #Reboot
    reboot
    [/code]

    Nate

    #380371
    mgb123
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    Nate,
    The restart command you posted works perfectly. Thanks!

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