DeltaMac
Tech
For the last several years, when setting up a new Mac, I have followed a process where I set up a temporary user for updating the system to current updates, and installing other software that a customer might request. Then removing the user, along with resetting the local.nidb, removing the .AppleSetupDone file, and rm the user folder that I used, through single-user mode.
The local.nidb file is not used now.
Does anyone know what has replaced the function of netinfo and its files in Leopard ( and where that file might be located? )
Or, is there another way in Leopard to reset the system, removing the original user, so no trace of that original setup user is detected?
The new user gets the privilege of running the new user setup.
The local.nidb file is not used now.
Does anyone know what has replaced the function of netinfo and its files in Leopard ( and where that file might be located? )
Or, is there another way in Leopard to reset the system, removing the original user, so no trace of that original setup user is detected?
The new user gets the privilege of running the new user setup.