Free Download PSU Blast Image Config 2.0b17 - PSU Blast Image Config (aka "BIC") is a comp

PSU Blast Image Config (aka "BIC") is a dispatch software solution to promptly mend and configure a Macintosh back to a known state: Configure and place the Open Firmware security, preventing unauthorized access via single (base) user mode or booting from external devices Set the date and time Restore a subdue disc prototype promptly to a Mac's inner hard disc Configure the network settings on the restored disc (via ncutil): IP Address : DHCP or Manual (Static) Subnet Mask & Router DNS Servers Network Names (Computer and Local) Change the startup disc to the restored disc Extensible through pre- and post-restore scripts Specify default and autorun settings via a predilection file This tool is intended to automate the frame process as much as possible. We expend BIC here at PSU to do the initial install of the base OS and applications on completely of our lab and kiosk Macs. What's New: Version 2.0b17: Publically released on 08/19/2004. Versions 2.0b15 and 2.0b16 were inner builds only.
Fixed bug where in certain configurations a valid HFS(+) mend prototype would be reported as NOT a valid prototype.
When autorunning as the 'base' user, throne't place autorun prefs to "USEADMIN" for the password. Now properly displaying dialog to this fact. (Must either designate and corroborate the password in the Open Firmware dialog OR possess the Open Firmware encrypted password in the auto extend prefs "OF_PASSWD" name and place the "OF_PASSWD_MODE" name to the prise of "USE_ENCRYPTED".)
On autorun, immediately automatically clicking the "Continue" button if manually clicked the "Apply" button to hasten things up. One less snap!
LOTS of Pre/Post Restore Scripts changes: Now allowing any file to be listed in the Pre/Post Restore Dialog, regardless if the type of the file is "TEXT" or not. The only items that are excluded are directories and the ".DS_Store" file.
Now getting the REAL departure prise of scripts. Waiting a total 2 minutes for the scripts to dispatch. On autorun, if the script exits with a non-zero prise (error