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nbdst

NBDST(8)						    BSD System Manager's Manual 						  NBDST(8)

NAME

     nbdst -- NetBoot deferred shadow tool

SYNOPSIS

     nbdst [-recycle | -preallocate size] devnode shadowfile

DESCRIPTION

     nbdst is used during NetBoot to associate a shadow file with the disk image being used as the root device. After the shadow file is attached,
     subsequent writes to the root device will be redirected to the shadow file, which normally resides on local storage.  nbdst is invoked by
     /etc/rc.netboot

ARGUMENTS

     The following arguments must be specified:
     devnode	    The device node of the root device, in the form "disk0"
     shadowfile     Path to a shadow file which will be created and associated with the NetBoot root device

OPTIONS

     -recycle  If a shadow file already exists, reset it and use it again.  Otherwise, information written to an existing shadow file will reap-
	       pear.  Reusing a previous shadow file without resetting it requires that the shadow file be created with the same base image.

     -preallocate size
	       Set the shadow file to the given size up front.	This forces a reset of the shadow file (like -recycle).

NOTE

     nbdst can only be run as root.

SEE ALSO

     hdiutil(1), hdik(8)

macOS								    29 Apr 2003 							     macOS

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