Apparently, Apple no longer installs the command line tools for XCode automatically. Once you install XCode you need to go to the Preferences, then Downloads to install these as an extra step …
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11705912/upgrading-to-mountain-lion-and-xcode-4-broke-my-make
A good article on re-packaging software for Macs that includes links to useful tools:
To quote from the link below:
Bootability comes down to a few simple rules:
See the complete info at:
http://www.bombich.com/software/docs/CCC/en.lproj/troubleshooting/what-makes-a-volume-bootable.html
Group Policy Changes for the Kiosks/Public computers:
Disable Switch User
Computer Config – Admin Templates – System – Logon – Hide entry points for Fast User Switching ….. Set to “Enabled”
Disable Lock Computer -(done in two policies)
User Config – Admin Templates – Control Panel – Personalization – Password Protect the screen saver … Set to “Dsiabled” (Lock button still appears but it doesn’t do anything)
User Config – Admin Templates – System – Ctrl+Alt+Del+ Options – Remove Lock Computer … Set to “Enabled”
Remove Logoff – (needs two policies as well)
User Config – Admin Templates – Start Menu and Taskbar – Remove Logoff on the Start Menu … Set to “Enabled”
User Config – Admin Templates – System – Ctrl+Alt+Del+ Options – Remove Logoff … Set to “Enabled”
Disallow Change Password –
User Config – Admin Templates – System – Ctrl+Alt+Del+ Options – Remove Change Password … Set to ‘Enabled”
Remove Task Manager —
User Config – Admin Templates – System – Ctrl+Alt+Del+ Options – Remove Task Manager … Set to “Enabled”
To create a silent installer for JMP …
First run setup.exe to collect the responses in a response file. This will not actually install the software.
setup.exe -r -f1{response file name}
Then, to actually install with those responses from a script, run the setup.exe file again giving it the named response file:
setup.exe -s -f1{response file name}
Note: There is no space between the “F1” and the file name.
For more details see the web page at:
Windows:
Like other software, you need to run a utility program supplied by the vendor “Admin.exe” to convert the installer to the deploy-able site-licensed version of the installer. To get the Admin.zip folder see the web site at:
https://support.clarivate.com/Endnote/s/article/EndNote-Volume-License-Install-Steps?language=en_US
After adding the license data and creating a new installer, you can install this with the following command:
msiexec.exe /passive /i EN20Inst.msi INSTALLDIR=”C:\Program Files\EndNote” FFTUSEOPENURL=T FFTOPENURLRESOLVER=https://na02.alma.exlibrisgroup.com/view/uresolver/01_WIL_INST/openurl
This command installs EndNote With the correct Find Full text Url preset for all users.
Mac:
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Before Capturing any master image be sure to delete these files:
(For details see: http://www.sassafras.com/hrl/7.0/clone.html )
The following is from the above link …
Windows file list
The following files and directories should NOT be copied from one computer to another:
KeyAccess Audit, which is located in one of these directories depending on OS version and KeyAccess version:
C:\ProgramData\KeyAccess\
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\KeyAccess\
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\
C:\ProgramData\
C:\WINDOWS\
C:\WINNT\
KeyAccess Offline, which is located in one of these directories depending on OS version and KeyAccess version:
C:\ProgramData\KeyAccess\
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\KeyAccess\
[User Profile Dir]\Local Settings\Application Data\
C:\WINDOWS\
C:\WINNT\
portable.dir, which is a directory and is located in one of these directories depending on OS version and KeyAccess version:
C:\ProgramData\KeyAccess\
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\KeyAccess\
[User Profile Dir]\Local Settings\Application Data\
C:\WINDOWS\
C:\WINNT\
[Any Drive]:\portable.dir\
The following registry settings should NOT be copied from one computer to another:
registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Sassafras\KeyAccess\Settings\pref
registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\Sassafras\KeyAccess\Settings\settings
registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\KeyAccess\Settings\pref
registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\KeyAccess\Settings\settings
Note: The KeyAccess client install creates a keyacc.ini file in the windows directory even when you accept the default, “store settings in registry”. The line, “registry=2” in keyacc.ini tells KeyAccess to consult the registry for additional settings, so keyacc.ini must be included in the cloned image. If you have customized the client install (using the k2clientconfig utility) so it stores all settings in the keyacc.ini, then this file must be edited before cloning. Remove all lines beginning “previd” or “prevhw”.
OS X file list
The following files should NOT be copied from one computer to another:
/var/root/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess Audit
/var/root/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess Offline
/var/root/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess Prefs
/var/root/Library/Preferences/Portable Keys (don???t move)/ — nothing in this directory should be copied to another computer
/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess/KeyAccess Audit
/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess/KeyAccess Offline
/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess/KeyAccess Prefs
/Library/Preferences/KeyAccess/Portable Keys/ — nothing in this directory should be copied to another computer
If you want cloned clients to point to the same KeyServer as the computer you took the image from, you should be sure to copy the file /Library/Preferences/com.sassafras.KeyAccess.plist
Novell Client Settings used on 2013 Windows Lab image (the novell client is not used on Mac OS)
set novell client login link on users desktop to a shortcut to c:\windows\system32\loginw32.exe
In Novell Client Properties …
Set Client Props –
LDAP Contextless Login Tab:
Service Location Tab:
Advanced Login Tab
Once all this is set you need to save by clicking OK and then reboot. Next try to log into Novel which will likely fail with can’t find the server … Then log into the computer and go back to Novelll Client Settings and set :
System Login Profiles Tab (this is not be available until after first login attempt)
Lion has upped the anti on AFP security. To connect to older, legacy Novell servers one needs to do the following …
sudo chmod o+w /Library/Preferences
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_host_prefs_version -int 1
(creates the file)
Connect to an AFP server like MacSus to populate file created above
sudo defaults read /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_disabled_uams
(to see a list of the disabled login methods)
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_disabled_uams -array
(to remove all from disabled list)
sudo defaults write /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_disabled_uams -array “Cleartxt Passwrd” “MS2.0”
(to keep a few disabled – I don’t know which are the problem so I undisable all of them)
sudo defaults read /Library/Preferences/com.apple.AppleShareClient afp_disabled_uams
(to confirm the change)
sudo chmod o-w /Library/Preferences
(to reset the directory prefs)
For details see:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4700
Using a lab windows image on a dual boot mac —
This image should then be restorable to any bootcamp windows partition using the external mac boot disk and winclone as above. After restore you’ll need to boot to the windows volume, letting sysprep complete and then run the bootcamp drivers disk for that mac model.
Add any additional software/settings, re-sysprep, and then take an image of the windows volume with DeployStudio.