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August 17, 2011 at 5:43 am #381096
wadewei
ParticipantMy test workflow seems fine with instadmg.bash, please check if you are interested:
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sudo ./instadmg.bash -s -I ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/InstallESD.dmg -n “Macintosh HD” -m LionTest12:16:58 ###### InstaDMG build initiated ######
InstaDMG version 1.6rc1 (svn revision: 425)
Host OS: Mac OS X Server 10.7
Host Hardware: Macmini4,1
Output file name: LionTest
Output disk name: Macintosh HD
12:16:58 ###### Finding main MacOS X installer disk ######
12:16:58 ###### Looking for a Cached Image ######
Mounting the shadow file (/private/tmp/idmg.oSro/38BCFEA8-E141-47CC-B76B-F830629BB1EA.shadowfile) onto the cached image (./Caches/BaseImageCache/48FC2F98.dmg)
Target OS: Mac OS X 10.7 (11A511)
WARNING: Chroot jails only work with 10.5, so disabling that functionality
WARNING: Installer daemon-jailing does not currently work with 10.7, disabling that functionality as well
12:17:07 ###### Beginning Update Installs from ./InstallerFiles/BaseUpdates ######
Working on folder 01 (12:17:08)
Installing MacOSXUpd10.7.1.pkg
Folder 01 done (12:27:05)
12:27:05 ###### Beginning Update Installs from ./InstallerFiles/CustomPKG ######
Working on folder 01 (12:27:05)
Installing clearReg.pkg
Folder 01 done (12:27:14)
Working on folder 02 (12:27:14)
Installing CreateLionUser_LocalMacadm.pkg
Folder 02 done (12:28:25)
Working on folder 03 (12:28:25)
Installing Office Installer.mpkg
Folder 03 done (12:38:40)
Working on folder 04 (12:38:40)
Installing VolumeOffice2011.pkg
Folder 04 done (12:38:56)
Working on folder 05 (12:38:57)
Installing Office 2011 14.0.1 Update.mpkg
Folder 05 done (12:40:55)
Working on folder 06 (12:40:55)
Installing Office 2011 14.0.2 Update.mpkg
Folder 06 done (12:42:46)
Working on folder 07 (12:42:46)
Installing Office 2011 14.1.0 Update.mpkg
Folder 07 done (12:46:27)
Working on folder 08 (12:46:27)
Installing Office 2011 14.1.2 Update.mpkg
Folder 08 done (12:49:21)
Working on folder 09 (12:49:21)
Installing Communicator Update.mpkg
Folder 09 done (12:51:08)
Working on folder 10 (12:51:08)
Installing Communicator Installer.mpkg
Folder 10 done (12:51:09)
Working on folder 11 (12:51:09)
Installing Communicator 13.1.2 Update.mpkg
Folder 11 done (12:51:16)
Working on folder 12 (12:51:16)
Installing BindAD.pkg
Folder 12 done (12:51:23)
12:51:24 ###### Correcting some generic installer errors ######
Correcting symlinks that point off the disk
Closing programs that have opened files on the disk
Deleting Extensions.mkext cache file
Deleting cache files created during installations
11:05:56 ###### Creating the deployment DMG and scanning for ASR ######
Rename the deployment volume: Macintosh HD
Create a read-only image
Scanning image for ASR: ./OutputFiles/LionTest.dmg
ASR image scan complete
11:18:38 ###### InstaDMG Complete ######
11:18:38 ###### Cleaning up ######
Ejecting images
Deleting scratch DMG
[/code]August 17, 2011 at 12:11 pm #38109788gb525dxQK4gt6u
Participantdumb question but how you reference the packages that you want to install with instadmg.bash ?
cause I always used instaup2date and catalog files
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August 17, 2011 at 2:26 pm #381098Allister Banks
ParticipantPage 4 of the guide(InstaDMG1-6rc1.pdf, bundled with the download/svn checkout) describes putting the pkgs in numbered folders.
Allister
August 18, 2011 at 2:48 am #381101wadewei
Participant[QUOTE][u]Quote by: yoshi[/u][p]dumb question but how you reference the packages that you want to install with instadmg.bash ?
cause I always used instaup2date and catalog files
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Though not good at shell script, but I got the tip from the comment line 841 of instadmg.bash
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# install packages from a folder of folders (01, 02, 03…etc)
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[/code]And yes, page 4 of InstaDMG1-6rc1.pdf mentioned it too, thanks Allister for that.
Wade
August 18, 2011 at 1:24 pm #381103Allister Banks
ParticipantYeah, that was more of a ‘here’s a reference’ than ‘RTFriendlyM’, but also I’d love feedback on the guide, as I’m the one who wrote it, and it could always use improvement. In fact, the actual Pages doc used is posted to the googlecode site, here:
[url]http://code.google.com/p/instadmg/downloads/detail?name=InstaDMG1-6rc1.pages.zip&can=2&q=[/url]
If anyone wants to take a stab at editing that actual doc and posting it anywhere public they can feel free to do so.Oh, and I’ll be working on fixing up InstaUp2Date to make it Lion compatible asap.
thanks, Allister
August 24, 2011 at 6:26 pm #381117Cyrus11
ParticipantYou can get the MacMini specific build by stopping the install after it downloads the build from apple but before it reboots and installs it. If you do this you can then put the mini in target disk mode and you should see a folder called “Mac OS X Install Data” inside is a bunch of files including the InstallESD.dmg.
September 3, 2011 at 6:26 pm #381140CostasPPC1
ParticipantSo, to recap Jowy’s original question,
I work in an AASP too. Since now, we used DS in order to deliver repaired units (ex. HD problems) with reinstalled OS. Can we use InstaDMG for this?
Regards
Kostas
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