Put a check in the box that says “Log user in automatically.”. Uncheck the box that says “Allow user to administer computer.”. Leave standarduser in the Short Name field. Type Standard User in the Name field and press the tab key. Locate and drag a second Add User Account to the Workflow. Make sure there’s no check in the box that says “Log user in automatically.”. Leave the check in the box that says “Allow user to administer computer.”. Leave “administrator” in the Short Name field and press the tab key. Type Administrator in the Name field and press the tab key. Locate and drag Add User Account to the Workflow. Selecting System filters the Action Library so you only see actions related to creating NetInstall images. You should also note that, because the entire Automator library is selected when the app opens, it’s not obvious which steps will let you create a NetBoot image. If the installer isn’t selected as the source use the Source menu to select it now. You should note that, even though you selected NetBoot Image in the previous step, only the Image Source action has been added to the Automator script with the El Capitan installer selected. 
We’ll now use an Automator Workflow to create a NetBoot image. The Automator app lets you create customized, editable, and reusable scripts by dragging predefined Actions from the Action Library into the Automator Workflow.
Select NetBoot Image as the image type.Ĭlicking the Customize button opens the Automator app. Choose Install OS X El Capitan as the source. Open the System Image Utility using Spotlight. You should note that some of the options you’ll see using the Customize button are also available when using the Assistant, but you have more options when creating a customized image. Last time we did this we created NetBoot images using an image created using AutoDMG, this time we’ll use the Customize button in the System Image Utility. Next we’re going to create a custom NetBoot image, which we’ll use to create images containing pre-configured settings. Over the last several weeks you’ve created and started MacsNetInstall, NetBoot, and NetRestore images using the basic settings available in the System Image Utility’s image assistant. Restart your computer and start up from your server image. Open the Utilities menu and select Terminal. Restart your client Mac from the Recovery Partition (Command-R). If you cannot start your Mac from your server perform the following task: Important: It was noted by a reader last week that in El Capitan you need to bless a NetBoot server in order to use it.
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