It's fairly straightforward. After adding your Windows 7 image to Casper Admin/JSS, in the Additional Partitions area of the configuration add a second configuration and select NTFS for the file format and the image you added in the Package field.

The only gotcha I found was the size of the partition. I have a 20 GB image and needed at least an 80GB partition for it to work. Otherwise you will get errors saying insufficient space in the logs.

Good luck.

I have done all of this and when the imaging process is completed in casper and I try to open up the bootcamp image I only get a black screen with a blinking cursor.

I have done all of this and when the imaging process is completed in casper and I try to open up the bootcamp image I only get a black screen with a blinking cursor.

Is your boot camp partition the last patition? If not the last it won't work. Also did you make your windows image self extracting. ?

We actually found a workaround based on a JAMFNation forum post (which I can't actually find now...):

1. Image the computer


2. Open <image>.winclone and copy all but the image itself to somewhere local on the OSX partition.


3. After imaging, run the following commands (also done as a post-install script). make sure to replace <pathto> with the right path for your system:

/<pathto>/ntfscp -f /dev/disk0s3 /<pathto>/BCD /Boot/BCD
/<pathto>/gptrefresh -f -w -m /<pathto>/boot.mbr -a 3 -i 0x07 -u -s /dev/disk0s3 /dev/disk0

It's the last partition on the drive, and the last thing that is being preformed at imaging.