Restoring from disk images on a different computer with Mac OS X 10.3

With Mac OS X 10.3 Panther and later (client and server), you can use Disk Utility to create and restore from disk image files. Learn about restoring from a disk image that's on a different computer.
When restoring from an image via a network while started from a Mac OS X 10.3 disc, use the host computer's (or server's) numeric network addresses instead of a text address. For example, 125.32.19.105.

You can find the IP address in Network preferences on the computer that's hosting the image file(s), if it's a Mac OS X-based computer.

Don't use a host name or Bonjour (formerly "Rendezvous") name. If you do, Disk Utility may display this: "(51) an error occurred while copying".

Additional information

If a numeric network address isn't used and the "(51)" alert appears in Disk Utility, the install log also reports:

root: bootstrap_look_up(): unknown error code
root: asr couldn't mount source image.
Published Date: Oct 7, 2016