OS 10.4 Images on 10.5 Server ?

I have some SOE images that are 10.4 based and would like to use them for netbooting / netinstalling. I've started up System Image Util thinking that would do it for me but have now read it needs 10.5 images. Is this correct or am I trying to use my images the wrong way ?
I haven't used Netboot for some months and it was 10.4 server that I was using previously so may be doing this the wrong way totally !
Mitch

Hi, Gilst. Welcome to the Discussions.
1. First, you should know that these are user-to-user forums. Apple does not answer questions here.
2. You wrote: "Can someone give me an anwser when 10.4.9 is released and if this bug is fixed then ?"No one who answers questions here will know the answer as to when Apple will release 10.4.9. Only Apple knows and they don't announce such dates.
3. As FYI, if it is such a serious problem, I am surprised there is no information about it on the 4D Web Site:• Their Support site mentions nothing about the problem you report.
• Furthermore, they don't appear to have announced any plans to publish a Universal Binary of their application.The only references I could find to the problem you describe are here and here, which were found with a Google search. In the latter item, one person states:"the only certified compatibility for 4D on Intel Macs is 2004.4 on 10.4.6."If that is the case, then for Intel-based Macs that shipped with Mac OS X 10.4.6 or earlier, you could attempt a downgrade from 10.4.8 to 10.4.6 using the instructions I cited in a recent post here under point 4. Substitute "10.4.6" for"10.4.7" in those instructions.
Good luck!
Dr. Smoke
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