Netboot no starting

Mac OS Xserve 10.4.8
My netboot service is not starting. The button to start the service is sort of greyed out. The log says:
"bootp: no Netboot images found"
"bootp: Netboot service turned off"
I have created an image using disk utility. Then I created a Network Install Image using the System Imaging Utility. The .nbi folder was created in the /Library/Netboot directory. Still, no service will not start.
I have started the Web, DHCP, DNS, AFP, and NFS services.
Where does the image need to place in. Is there a specific way that any of the services need to be configure in order for netboot to start?
Any advise will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks

What you need is.
1. A valid netboot folder, generally, /Library/Netboot/NetbootSP0/ if you have more than 1 drive there maybe 1 netboot folder on each drive NetbootSP0 NetbootSP1 etc, SP = SharePoint.
2. So you also need a valid sharepoint, this is set under the sharing section of Workgroup manager, this sharepoint needs to have NFS export settings set to World and read only, not sure about AFP dont think its required, mines set to share but no guest access.
3. Since this share is set to NFs export, you need NFS to be running, but once you set this share to NFS the NFS daemon automatically starts.
4. DHCP needs to be running so the client can get network details.
5. Bootpd needs to be running (found in /usr/libexec/bootpd )
6. You dont need Netbootclient sharepoint i dont think unless you using headless bootup or OS9 netboot.
7. In Netboot section of Admin you need an enabled network interface, an enabled drive for Images, and client data if using NetBootclient share,
8. Then you need an enabled netboot image, with one as default and normally use NFS rather than HTTP.
Most of this a created by default when you install netboot on the server, All i had to do was enable an image and set as default, all the rest was set and starts on bootup. But you can do this manually.
You then create a netboot boot image or install image via the System Image Tool which creates a folder .nbi , you require the full contents so dont move or delete anything, place this folder in you /Library/NetBoot/NetBootSP0 and enable under Admin tool.
You can image dircetly from an external drive, doesnt need to be a .dmg

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