system image utility error 2

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Looking on the Apple support pages it might be a mismatch issue with the OS versions.
Alternatively it could be a problem with the source or target drive.

Note--Use AutoCasperNBI. Problem solved. Not trying to be unhelpful, but it's a far easier and more reliable tool, in my experience.

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