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<font size="3" face="Lucida Grande">Almost sounds like a permissions problem when your network share that the image is stored on. Are you running any preflight scripts?</font><br><br>>>> "Frederick, Scott A" <scott-frederick@uiowa.edu> 02/03/09 2:44 PM >>><br> </p>
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During the Imaging process with Casper, we could not “Erase Macintosh HD”, even though we checked the box to do so. The process went extremely fast and no image was copied to the Target drive. Running Disk Utility would not unmount the drive and allow us to repair it. Eventually we had to manually moving the contents of the hard drive (by double clicking on the hard drive, selecting all the folders) to the trash and emptying the trash.<br><br>Anyone ever run into a scenario like this? Sounded like a damaged disk directory, but the Target computer would reboot and function normally if we did not image it.<br><br><br>--------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br> </p>
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<b><font face="Stone Sans ITC TT-Bold">Scott Frederick<br style="font-weight: bold; font-family: Stone Sans ITC TT-Bold"></font></b> </p>
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Macintosh Systems Administrator for the College of Liberal Arts & Sciences<br>38 MH<br>The University of Iowa<br>Iowa City, IA 52242<br>319-335-3010<br> </p>
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