Category: MDS 1

Since MDS software is open source, it allows the community the option to try modifying its code to meet special situations. One such example might …

When configuring an MDS automaton, sometimes it is helpful to observe and confirm the content and timing of the commands it was programmed to send. …

MDS is the fastest way to get a Mac up and running. It can be used with Xcode Continuous Integration (CI) servers for fully automating …

MDS 1.3 introduces an enhanced version of Imagr to support folder paths, setting computer name when first running a workflow, and a new Automaton feature …

We are currently developing a new way for MDS to handle the Packages & Apps path. Currently, when a user creates an MDS workflow and …

The MDS Automaton has a command line interface for changing modes and viewing/changing settings. In order to use the command line interface, download a serial …

To test performance of MDS, we set up three machines in our lab to run a standard workflow: Mac Mini (MacMini8,1) (8 GB memory, T2) MacBook Air …

Note: The content of this post is no longer relevant as of MDS 1.4 in which a workflow can be configured to create a user …

MDS is the fastest way to get Macs up and running. MDS 1.2 introduces import/export, package only installs, and more. MDS 1.2 will officially be …

MDS is the fastest way to get Macs up and running. MDS 1.1 introduces a large number of new features that have been requested by …