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There are a few ways to install GeoServer on OS X. The simplest way is to use the. GeoServer requires the installation of Java 7 distributed for OSX by Oracle.

Change directory to 'GeoServer.app/Contents/Resources/Java' 2. Unpack the GeoServer binary release: unzip /some/path/geoserver-.-bin.zip mv geoserver/. Rm -rf geoserver 3. Move the data directory into the webapp: mv datadir webapps/geoserver/data B. Create the GeoServer Disk Image 1. Using the Mac OSX Disk Utility application create a new image called 'GeoServer'. Mount the new image.

1. Navigate to the GeoServer Download page. Select the version of GeoServer that you wish to download. If you’re not sure, select Stable. Click the link for the Mac OS X installer to begin the download. When downloaded, double click on the file to open it. Drag the GeoServer icon to the Applications folder.
2. GeoServer is an open source software server written in Java that allows users to share and edit geospatial data. Designed for interoperability, it publishes data from any major spatial data source using open standards: WMS, WFS, WCS, WPS and REST.

Create a directory called 'background' directly under the root of the image: mkdir /Volumes/GeoServer/background 4. Copy 'background.png' into the 'background' folder: cp background.png /Volumes/GeoServer/background 5. Set the 'background' folder to invisisble: /Developer/Tools/SetFile -a V /Volumes/GeoServer/background 6. Copy 'GeoSever.app' into the mounted image: cp -R GeoServer.app /Volumes/GeoServer 7. Create an alias to the 'Applications' folder on your system and copy it into the mounted image.

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Using the Disk Utility application convert the image, compressing it and making it read only.