Did you check autorun details. I've only seen something similar when I've imaged and forgot to update the autorun Target Drive info to the new HD name
hth

LS

We don't use the autorun feature but thanks for the reply LSinNY

I've already had this error before and it was because of the autorun configuration. I suggest you the same as LSinNY, even if you never use the autorun feature.

If this is not your case, maybe you can open Disk Utility and check if the hard drive is formatted correctly (Macintosh HD). Sometimes, if you tried to install it before and it didn't finished it successfully, the hard disk won't be mounted nor the partition won't be correctly created. If this is your case, you can format your Macintosh HD partition and reopen Casper Imaging again.

I hope this can help you.

I've had the very same issue as you.

I don't use the feature either, find the Mac in your JSS Inventory, go to Autorun link on the right-hand side and delete the settings.

We have also seen the issue, with a brand new macbook pro. We formated the drive and it showed good, it would image but failed to boot. We took to it some other folks and they tested it in the machine and it showed good. The only time it failed any test, was when it was plugged in as external USB. It failed 5/6 times plugged in externally. Apple replaced the drive for us.

Thanks LSinNY and esl.raul that actually worked. Perhaps the people before me set that up because I've never used the Autorun feather before. Really appreciate the help!! Happy holidays to all.