Symptom
1. The server may not start up, and the file system may not be in a usable condition after an attempt to install the software when not started up from the Mac OS X Server CD-ROM.
Note: This symptom applies to versions 10.1 to 10.1.5.
2. You cannot print. Print Center quits unexpectedly.
Solution
Versions 10.1 to 10.1.5:
For symptom 1, start up from the CD-ROM to install Mac OS X Server. This is the only supported installation method.
If you have symptom 2 only, try using the Repair Privileges utility. See technical document 106900, "
Mac OS X: About the Repair Privileges Utility 1.1".
Versions 10.2 and later:
You may install from CD-ROM or via Network Install. However, computers installed using the Network Image Utility bundled with Mac OS X Server 10.2 will have a permissions issue that prevents you from printing. Computers installed using Network Image Utility bundled with Mac OS X Server 10.2.1 or later do not have this issue. Once a computer is affected, updating it to 10.2.1 does not resolve the issue. You may, however, resolve the issue by using the Repair Permissions feature of Disk Utility. At the affected computer:
1. Open Disk Utility (/Applications/Utilities/).
2. Select the Mac OS X startup volume in the left-hand column.
3. Click the First Aid tab.
4. Click the Repair Permissions button.