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= Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) = | = Mac OS X 10.8 (Mountain Lion) = | ||
'' | The current base image is built from installing 10.7 Lion via the recovery boot option (cmd + R) and then upgrading to 10.8 Mountain Lion through the App Store. | ||
You will need to log in to the apple developer site and redeem OS X Mountain Lion under your credentials | |||
* Using a R5 Mac Mini, boot into OS X Lion Recovery mode | |||
<pre> | |||
Hold down command + R during the boot process | |||
</pre> | |||
* Once in recovery mode; launch the disk utility and remove any software raid configuration | |||
* Erase all disks. This partitions and formats all disks | |||
* Close disk utility and launch lion osx recovery from the menu | |||
* Go get coffee and take a nap | |||
* Once the recovery is complete, the system will reboot | |||
At this point the system will have a fresh install of 10.7 OS X Lion | |||
* walk through the setup screen and create a default user | |||
** default user should be 'administrator' using the current releng root/admin password | |||
* you can skip most of the screens such as apple account registration | |||
* At the login screen, use the 'administrator' credentials that were entered earlier | |||
* Launch the App store using your apple developer credentials | |||
* Search 'os x mountain lion' | |||
* Click download under OS X Mountain Lion | |||
** Make sure to sign out of the app store once the download is complete | |||
* Once the download is complete, launch the OS X Mountain Lion installer and proceed through the setup process | |||
* Take another nap | |||
* Once installed, the system will reboot | |||
The system is now upgraded and running OS X 10.8 Mountain Lion | |||
* At the login screen, use the 'administrator' credentials that were entered earlier | |||
* Open System Preferences -> Sharing | |||
** Disable: | |||
*** Remote Management | |||
** Enable: | |||
*** Screen Sharing and Remote Login | |||
* Open System Preferences -> Enery Saver | |||
** Move Computer sleep slider to Never | |||
** Move Disply sleep slider to Never | |||
** Disable: | |||
*** put hard disks to sleep when possible | |||
*** Allow power button to put computer to sleep | |||
** Enable: | |||
*** Wake for network access | |||
*** Start up automatically after power failure | |||
The system is ready to be captured as an image | |||
* Open System Preferences -> Startup Disk | |||
** select DSR-1074 Network Disk, click Restart | |||
*** Confirm restart | |||
This will reboot the system into the netboot image with the Deploy Studio runtime where Deploy Studio workflow will handle installing puppetize.sh and org.mozilla.puppetize.plist to be launched on first boot | |||
= CentOS 6.2 on Ganeti KVM = | = CentOS 6.2 on Ganeti KVM = | ||