Open 'CreateUserAccount' application, configure the user as you Close the application.Ĭreate an "Add User Account" package with 'CreateUserAccount':
If everything went well you should see a green thick and "Build Succeeded" on the screen. plist file into /Library/LaunchDaemons.īuild the package using the shortcut 'cmd⌘ - B' (click 'Save' if asked). The location you want them to be installed by your package.ĭrag and drop the script you created into the folder /Library/Scripts and the daemon's. You should see a filesystem, here you can drag and drop the files in ~/Desktop/your-osxconfig-pkg), then click "Finish".Ĭlick on the tab named "Payload" in the top bar of the window. Package (ex: your-osxconfig-pkg) and a Project Directory (ex: Package them with 'Packages': Open 'Packages' application and select "Raw Package" then click "Next". plist file which will launch your script. Write a configuration script (or more) which fit your needs and a
You also need a macOS installer downloaded on the Apple Store. You'll need: AutoDMG, CreateUserPkg, first-boot-pkg (git clone) and Packages. The other solution is far more complicated. ) and then attach the disk on a Mac and create from this disk a NetRestore image with 'System Image Utility' to deploy. The first is installing OS X on a external HD, configure the system as I needed (create multiple accounts, install software. This will prevent me of shaping an image with packages included as I would install Munki (/munki/munki) and then allow users to get packages easily.
I was wondering if it is possible to include a script in the installation that will be lauched at the first boot to perform some actions like enabling ssh and/or enabling and configuring filevault. I spent a lot of hours trying to figure it out.Īny help would be appreciated! Thanks UPDATE But this way the installation fails because the package is not signed by a verified Apple developer (obviously. I create a package including Slack, Firefox, iTerm with Packages App (by Apple) and include it with Automator in the Netinstall image. Then I create a custom Netinstall image with Automator (adding the users in the workflow) and install it on another mac, but finally the packages are not in the OS and not even the users, I have a simple OSX installation. I successfully create the dmg image with autoDMG (I mounted it and effectively I have Firefox and stuff in the Application folder). My goal is to have two administrator accounts by default and some packages (e.g. I've been searching for a clear method to create a custom Netinstall image of Sierra for a while without success.
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