In this lesson, we're going to discuss how to get the Mojave installation files onto a server so that
we can push the upgrade out to all of our machines, the first thing that we need to do is download
install the Mojave operating system.
Now, if we go to the App Store and we do a search for Mojave.
Then we'll find Mojave comes up at the top of the list now what you need to do is hit the download button
and then the install Mojave Apple download to the applications folder on your computer.
Now, when that's done, we're going to take that app and we're going to convert it to a disk image
and put it on her file server like we've done with other apps.
Now, there are two procedures to do this.
If you have monkey, then we can do the monkey import.
And even if you don't deploy your OS upgrade with monkey, you can still use scripts or JRD to push
a script out to your machines to perform the upgrade.
Now, if you don't have monkey and you're only going to use a card or some other process to push scripts
out to your machine, then you're going to want to follow the other process.
So the first process that we're going to do is importing it with monkey.
All right, so what we're going to do is we're going to do a monkey import just like we always do.
And so what we're going to do is we're going to point to two applications and then install.
And then machoism Mojave Diyab.
All right, so this is going to take a long time because it's a big file and as you can see, we're
creating a disk image and it wants admin credentials to do so.
So I'm going to go ahead and pause the video while does this and we will continue when the disk image
is done being created.
All right, so it's finished importing and so you can see that we've got a very similar interface we've
had for everything else in Monkey, so we'll just go ahead and take all the defaults and we can then
use monkey admin to.
To finish everything up.
And so now it's going to be copying the file to the repo and this will take a little bit of time as
well.
So, again, I'll pause the video.
All right, so the disk image is done importing, so we'll just go ahead and rebuild the catalog and
then what we're going to do is we're going to go ahead and reload monkey admin.
And so now our Mojave installation package is is imported.
And so what we're going to do is we're going to go ahead and we'll go ahead and create a category for
this and we'll just say operating systems and then for a developer will go ahead and create a developer
for Apple.
Now, this will just make it nice for users who are going to upgrade with Monkey.
But at this point, we're just going to go ahead and save it.
And then I'm going to show you how to prepare, install media.
If you don't have a monkey and you're going to deliver your upgrade with HD or use some other product
to push out a script.
All right, so now we're going to go ahead and create a disk image from our Mojave install app using
the util command, so we're going to do HD util and then create source folder.
The path to our Mojave at Fogler, and then we're going to give it an output path, which will be desktop
and then install.
Mac os.
Well, how they got this image.
And this is going to take a while, just like it did with monkeys, because it's basically doing the
same thing.
And so we'll go ahead and add her credentials and I will pause the video and we'll come back when we're
done.
All right, so now that the disk image has been created, what we're going to want to do is put it on
our Web server.
So what I'm going to do is I'm going to move the disk image to the install share, which basically becomes
the installs website that we had been using in HD.
Now, again, this copy is going to take a bit.
So when the copy is done, we'll be able to use HD to send a job to get our client to install al-Harbi.
Now, in the next two videos, we're going to go over how to install Mahavir using monkey and using
JRD or scripting.
And we'll discuss the potential pluses and minuses of doing each.