Fix Mac OS X 10.7.3 Update Problems, CUI Errors, Stuck Installs, and Crashes

Feb 1, 2012 - 89 Comments

Fix OS X 10.7.3 Installation Problems with the Combo Updater

Mac OS X 10.7.3 update was just released, and for the vast majority of users the update installed trouble free. But not everyone was so lucky, and a series of problems have cropped up for some users, ranging from being stuck on an endless spinning loop progress indicator, to apps crashing nonstop, to a very bizarre “CUI CUI CUI” error screen filled with question marks (seen below), to other strange behavior.

CUI CUI CUI error with OS X 10.7.3

The good news is these problems are relatively easy to fix. Basically all you need to do is install the OS X 10.7.3 Combo Updater over the existing messed up installation of 10.7.3.

The bad news is that if you already updated to Mac OS X 10.7.3 and you’re having problems, you’re going to have to find a way to use the Combo Updater over the troubled installation. If you’re just encountering the CUI errors, this is relatively simple, but if you’re stuck on a boot loop you need to get a bit more creative.

Fixing the OS X 10.7.3 Installation Problems
The simple formula is this:

If you can’t get to the desktop of the Mac in question, you can boot it with Target Disk Mode (Firewire or Thunderbolt required), and then point the 10.7.3 Combo Update at the troubled Mac and install it that way. If your OS X installation is totally screwed up and you can’t use target disk mode, you have a few choices:

  1. Restore from a recent pre-10.7.3 Time Machine backup, then install the Combo Updater
  2. Boot from Recovery HD, a Recovery Drive, or Lion USB drive, and reinstall everything

Not the best situation, but hopefully you have recent Time Machine backups.

Finally, if you’re reading this and haven’t had any problems but you’re now paranoid about the OS X 10.7.3 update, here’s all you need to do to be safe: Backup your Mac with Time Machine, download the Combo Updater and install the update manually. You’ll almost certainly be fine.

Thanks to Erik, Martin, and Apple Discussion Boards for the tips. Chime in if you have any additional info.

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Posted by: Paul Horowitz in Mac OS, Troubleshooting

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  1. almaz yitref says:

    I can’t even have access to my internet to download anything to correct it. I delete Xcode6 because that was exiting by itself first. Now it is telling me my IP address is self assigned and cannot connect to internet. And i download mine from apple store. Very frustrated

  2. Choepie says:

    Hello,
    I’m in an endless loop installing Lion. It starts the installation, but after a couple of hours (more then 10) is doesn’ progress anymore and it stops with a message : an error occurred while installing Mac os x.
    I can’t boot but in recovery mode and repeat the same story again…
    I have a timemachine backup from Leopard. Then I installed a new HD, installed Snow Leopard from the DVD I bought and then I bought an downloaded Lion X. And this is where I am now.. Any suggestions what to do ?
    Thanks,

  3. Myles says:

    I need help because, I was trying to change the snow leopard theme into the black one and when i uninstall the snow leopard version and after it finished uninstall i accidentally log out my mac and then when i log in again i couldn’t open any of the apllications on my mac even the finder. do you have tips or or something that i can do to fix it? it would be a lot of help thnx.

  4. Yoj says:

    Need help im having software updates for lion and when it was for reboot it took soo long. And i can only see a moving circles but no apple icon.what shall i do?

    Originally i had SL then install Lion then update software. But before my updates i experience random shutdown.

  5. priya ranjan says:

    hi!!! geniuses

    i am stuck badly with the macbook.
    i am ready to loose everything from my harddisk. still not able to reboot. not able 2 move ahead from spining wheel. it is of ? folder error, which is happening. hardware seems 2 be fine as i have run the hardware test.
    moreover i dont know much about these things. it shows 0xe error during manual boot.

  6. Sprag09 says:

    It is set at fat32 already….switch to hfs?

  7. Desert says:

    @Helb

    Many thanks, I totally forgot about booting into safe mode… problem now resolved cheers.

  8. Desert says:

    I did a system reboot after applying the 10.7.3 update, and now all I get is a picture of an apple etched into a matted grey desktop screen. No user login splash screen… Please help, Urgent!!!

  9. Sprag09 says:

    Hey All,

    Trying to update the new combo installer from USB device but cant mount says it doesnt recognize the file…what am i doing wrong…in terminal it says it does not exist..this is such a headache!

    • Desert says:

      What file system are you using on your USB?

      You may need to reformat your USB to FAT32 or HFS+

      Hope this helps…

  10. QC says:

    yeah, i have terrible permission problems. I can’t grant permission through the finder OR the terminal for some files created by the system. (just some code lines on my Xcode project.)

  11. RJ says:

    I had a problem after my update where it just wouldn’t mount my OS X partition and took me straight to the recovery partition. It did however (and I wouldn’t expect otherwise) show my bootcamp partition. I opened the Disk Utility and ran a repair disk and it after it was finished (found a few problems) it booted right up and no problems. This may work for some and is a good first step as it did work for me.

  12. Aidan says:

    I just installed Lion, my problems were with interrupted installations that wouldn’t then allow me to further install but an apple support lady sorted it by getting me to set up a new account on my computer and doing it from there, the installation went okay and all seems okay. Have the problems been sorted or do I still need to download combo update?

  13. Herb Barbolet says:

    10.7.3 crash SIMPLE FIX

    My Imac 24″ crashed when I installed 10.7.3. – stuck on an endless spinning loop progress indicator.

    I installed the startup disk and unplugged the computer for 24 hours.

    Voila it is now working and I’m now installing the combo update.

    Please note, I found this solution because I don’t have the faintest idea about programming.

    I hope this helps in figuring out what caused the problem.

  14. […] up and ate most of a day. Delaying installing the update well after its release had the benefit of others' experience with the failure, so there appeared to be a way in via safe mode (hold shift on boot until the […]

  15. John says:

    So looking at the errors, if the combo updater works, then the error is possibly not in the updates, but inthe installer, either installing inappropriate updates or not completly installing the correct updates.

  16. Stephanie says:

    Ever since upgrading to Lion I had various problems. Then on Feb 8th it wiped my hard drive, wouldn’t let me re-install anything, and refused all of my external drives. After 3 hours in the Apple Store yesterday afternoon, the “Genius” got Lion installed after repairing the hard drive permissions then he sent me home to do the updates myself. Now I’m at update 10.7.3, along with 6 other updates, and it won’t install. I get a message saying there was a download error and none of the 7 updates could install. What blows me away is that the people at the Apple Store acted like all this was just a freak thing and they didn’t have a clue how it all happened. With the volume of people that go through the store on a daily basis, they had to know it was all caused by Lion. I’m hoping this Combo Update will fix my early 2010 MBP.

  17. Vivi says:

    And here I thought that you paid a premium on a Mac so you wouldn’t have this type of trouble.

    My installation has been stuck at “moving things into place” for the last 5 hours and I am not sure what to do.

    It’s really frustrating that people have been complaining for the past few days but Apple leaves the update there to be downloaded, with more and more people having problems. It’s really unacceptable. I am very disappointed.

    Since updating to Lion I have had nothing but grief. I waited months to update from Snow Leopard, but I shoul have waited more.

  18. rickbUK says:

    The installer froze when I updated to 10.7.3 on my MBP (worked fine on my iMac). I rebooted, and downloaded the Combo Updater (yesterday evening UK time) and ran this. Still had the same problem with the installer freezing at the point of “moving items into place”. It has been frozen for nearly 3 hours. I will leave it alone for a few more hours to see if anything happens (there has been no movement on the progress bar, but the “install time remaining” message has changed from “about 1 minute” to “about 6 minutes” and now reads “about 11 minutes” – these changes seem to happen every hour or so.

    Next thing will be to re-try the Combo Installer in Safe Mode.

    If this fails I will try your advice to “Restore from a recent pre-10.7.3 Time Machine backup, then install the Combo Updater”

    One question – exactly what do I need to restore from TM? the full Macintosh HD? or a subset of folders / files? Should I download the Combo Updater again to ensure I have the latest version (the updater I have is called MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.dmg)?

    Thanks

    • rickbUK says:

      after over 8 hours of it being stuck at “Moving items into place”, I gave up, rebooted the MBP, downloaded the Combo Installer again, and re-ran the Combo Installer. Once again it got stuck at “Moving items into place”.

      After 3 hours I gave up and terminated the install using Force Quit, rebooted the MBP, ran Repair Permissions and Verify Disk (no issues), and re-ran the Combo Installer.

      Once again it got stuck at “Moving items into place” with the remaining install time at “about 1 minute”. This didn’t change for over an hour, when suddenly the installation completed successfully, and I restarted the MBP to complete the installation.

      All looks good so far. Not sure what I did to fix the problem, nor indeed what the problem was, but fingers crossed that my applications will run successfully when I try them in the morning.

  19. […] number provided by Apple’s Support page, but presumably the new build addresses any potential installation problems or CUI errors that occurred for some users with the original release of OS X 10.7.3 earlier this […]

  20. GM Dumas says:

    Pay different (no longer think)

    I agreed to pay more to get reliable products. I was one of the lucky ones to get “cuicui” message – it didn’t make me hilarious at all. I guess Apple is no longer as trustworthy as it used to be, more and more updates, more and more crashes, it gets closer and closer to Microsoft, just that the price is different.
    Gil who is so disappointed

  21. Roger says:

    Do you think Apple will fix the update so that the problem is resolved or are they likely to issue a 10.7.4 which will allow me to install over my current 10.7.2 ?

    • DI says:

      The combo updater solves the problem, so I think they will recommend people use that and then find the fix and seed it as future 10.7.3 builds. It’s unlikely we’ll see 10.7.4 anytime soon though when they can just push the fixed 10.7.3 build.

  22. […] problems updating to Mac OS X 10.7.3 aren’t the only issues with Apple’s recently released Mac OS X updates, as MacRumors […]

  23. Jaco says:

    If I only manually downloaded the combo update ….am I good to go, or should I have upgraded via software update and then manually installed the combo?

    Jaco

  24. Lionel says:

    – Boot into the Recovery partition by holding down the Option key at startup.
    – Choose “Disk Utility” from the Menu bar and mount the combo installer image file
.
    – Choose “Terminal” from the Menu bar and run “installer -pkg /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ 10.7.3\ Update\ Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg -target /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD” (Change the target to reflect the startup volume’s name.) Be patient, as it can take up to 15 minutes or more to apply the combo update.

    =>

    installer:Package name is Mac OS X Update Combined
    installer:Installing at base path /Volumes/Macintosh SSD
    installer:The install failed (The Installer can’t create the folder “/Volumes/Macintosh SSD/Install.391IW5NZB.)”

    Please help, is this because of disk write privileges?

  25. b9bot says:

    Ran the 10.7.3 combo updater, not the software update and I have no problems. Always do a backup before running any system updates. Verify your drive using disk utility so you know your drive is healthy too.

  26. […] and allowing for easy recovery of files or the entire operating system should something go wrong during an OS X update or otherwise. That said, Time Machine is a bit aggressive, and backs up all changes every hour that […]

  27. Mark says:

    I have booted from an external drive, started the combo update installer, and attempted to install to my machine’s hard drive with no success.

    The problem is it is not counting my machine’s HD as a Lion drive. Any ideas short of wiping my drive?

    • Mark says:

      To clarify, it says “Mac OS X Update Combined can’t be installed on this disk. This volume does not meet the requirements for this update.”

  28. PeterB says:

    Here lies the problem of having the M.A.S. as your source of applications O.S. and updates. Besides the added complication and confusion, where is the emergency start up disk to bypass the problem?

    It is a total half baked mess.

    The other thing is how on earth does Apple justify 1.2Gb for such a pathetic set of updates?

  29. Adrian says:

    “Lad the 10.7.3 combo update downloaded. As you start on the affected Mac no program can use a second computer: download link (MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.dmg)
    This nearly 1GB file to copy it onto a USB stick
    Mac Restart and boot with the alt key and hold.
    You get into the boot menu of Mac OSX.
    Now start the terminal on the top bar. After saving the image on the USB drive to mount
    Therefore execute the following command: (NO NAME is the name of the USB stick to adjust, perhaps) hdiutil attach / Volumes / NO \ NAME/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.dmg Note: “\” produced by one alt + shift

    Now run the following command to start the installation: (Macintosh HD = main partition is installed on the OSX) installer-pkg / Volumes / Mac \ OS \ X \ 10.7.3 \ Update \ Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg-target / Volumes / Macintosh \ HD
    Now the installation lasts about 5-10 minutes.
    Mac restart and then everything should work!

    http://www.macbeginner.de/cui-error-bei-mac-os-x-lion-10-7-3-update-loesung-solution-cui-error-mac-727.html

    worked for me

    you only need USB device and the .DMG file

    • fabrizio says:

      I do not understand this passage: “You get into the boot menu of Mac OSX. Now start the terminal on the top bar.”. If I boot holding the alt key I can see the volumes and the wifi connection but how can I start the terminal? I don’t see any bar on the top of the screen.
      I’m quite new to Mac world so I’m sorry if it is a stupid question :-)

    • Brendan says:

      This is the method that I am attempting, because its my only viable option. However, when I am typing in the hdiutil attach command into the Terminal it says:

      “hdiutil: attach: extra image argument “Volumes” – “/” already specified”

      I am not great with Terminal so I don’t know what that necessarily means.

      This was the command I used:

      “hdiutil attach / Volumes / BRENDAN \ 8GB/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.dmg”

      I don’t know what the issue is, I was copying it straight from what Adrian typed up. Someone please help.

    • Christoph says:

      I tried to install the combo update but the installer exits and says Upgrade Failed

      starting installer with -verbose

      verifying files…
      verifying files…
      verifying files…
      verifying files…
      then
      writing files….
      writing files….
      writing files….
      writing files….
      and after a while the installer exits.

      this drives me crazy everyone else seems to be able to install the combo update with installer -pkg

      • Christoph says:

        okay i discovered that checksum of the updater did not match the sha checksum expected. Maybe there is somethin odd in the borked 10.7.3 system im currently running..

        tryin to download it and everytime i get a different checksum.. omg

        ok created a ramdisk. put it on the ramdisk. yeah checksum okay. installer installed everything so far.

        After the reboot.. dissapointment

        My system still crashes after some minutes working :(

        Already removed all non original kexts to be sure but still crashing :(

        I hate this update.

  30. I think you’re far more likely to have problems with the combo updater in the general case. It’s used a lot less. Use is what uncovers bugs.

    But doing a Time Machine backup before applying an update is great advice.

  31. Judie says:

    Jusit installed this & now my macbook is slower than molasses & it’s not even January anymore!

  32. Paul Greatbatch says:

    No problems here with the software update.

    I would suggest:

    1. Running latest version of Onyx with full automation

    2. Restarting and running disk check from command line

    3. If you have Drive Genius, slim the drive (make sure to reinstall Flip4Mac afterwards if you’re running it)

  33. Goumic says:

    I have the same problem, but I cannot use the combo updater because all my browsers immediately crash. I could restore from my Time Machine backup, but ironically, I cannot get into the restore mode on my late 2008 MacBook. I hold the cmd key after start, but after like 2 seconds it shows me the login screen with my account and the guest account – and nothing happens. What should I do? Thanks

  34. John says:

    Wow! Thank you, thank you. I was up all night trying to fix the CUI CUI CUI problem on my new install of 10.7.3.
    I was able to successfully update my other three computers running Lion. But the update made my Mac Pro unusable.
    I’m downloading the combo update now. I’m still holding my breath but I now have confidence this can be fixed.
    John

  35. […] noticeable number of folks applying OS X 10.7.3 have popped up to say, according to OS X Daily, the update has resulted in a bizarre error screen littered with the letters “CUI, CUI, CUI, […]

  36. chrisx9 says:

    Beginners Question, please help… I can still boot my macbook air. So i downloaded the combo update via another laptop and copied it to a usb stick. But how can i now install the combo update on my macbook? How do i start the DMG file when finder is crashing all the time? PLease help.

    • Adrian says:

      have the same problem…

    • Jay says:

      – Boot into the Recovery partition by holding down the Option key at startup.
      – Choose “Disk Utility” from the Menu bar and mount the combo installer image file
.
      – Choose “Terminal” from the Menu bar and run “installer -pkg /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ 10.7.3\ Update\ Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg -target /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD” (Change the target to reflect the startup volume’s name.) Be patient, as it can take up to 15 minutes or more to apply the combo update.
      – Run “reboot” and you are done.

      • Rob says:

        Newbie question, sorry I’m not familiar with Terminal commands. For your instructions:

        – Choose “Terminal” from the Menu bar and run “installer -pkg /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ 10.7.3\ Update\ Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg -target /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD” (Change the target to reflect the startup volume’s name.)

        Could you provide an example of how to “change the target” for example if my startup disk is named “Boot Disk” what would the terminal command look like? Like this?

        – Choose “Terminal” from the Menu bar and run “installer -pkg /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ 10.7.3\ Update\ Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg -target /Volumes/Boot\ Disk”

        Thanks for your patience.

  37. Albert says:

    Used the combo update but still crashes system preferences when using smart card reader. I made the mistake of transferring lion back to the main HD; I will re-clone snow leopard back to the main HD using cc cloner. Lion still not ready for the big house yet; it will be banished to the external hard drive yet again!

    • Ron says:

      I had that problem, when I did. I reloaded the third party smart card project. O think apple is somehow involved indirectly in the apps dev. used the link below, smart card now working.

      http://smartcardservices.macosforge.org/

      • Albert says:

        Appreciate the link. I tried it over the past half hour opening and closing system preferences and then going opening the “start-up disk” pane and so far it has not crashed. I will test it over the next couple of days. It appears that this fix was released in August; wish I had known about it earlier……Though, I have not otherwise noticed any performance gains with Lion over SNL in general so not sure that I am ready to adopt Lion but this help irons out an annoying problem. Thanks!

      • Albert says:

        Unfortunately, system preferences “start-up” disk pane is still crashing system preferences. I guess the smart card project was not the answer but thanks anyway. I am supremely disappointed in Apple; although I was thinking about purchasing another 27 inch iMac that seems less likely at this point. I will wait for the next update and see what happens.

  38. Andrea says:

    This update is absolutely absurd. it is unacceptable that Apple releases a apdate that gives this type of problems. I spent all last night to restore my iMac! I could not even boot the Mac from the keyboard … In fact, the keyboard is disconnected at startup and would not accept any commands. I solved by connecting a USB keyboard of my old windows PC … mortifying!

  39. Emu says:

    I believe the main culprit is ” little Snitch”.
    A firewall app. That’s not compatible with 10.7.3.
    And anymore (ver.2.4.4). I recommend users who have that app
    Installed in their system, please uninstall that before updating 10.7.3.
    I had the same “stuck” problem, and had to reinstall from recovery partion of lion(that’s a pain on ass though). Anyway, now everything is ok, everything stable.. Nothing loose :)

  40. faber92 says:

    What is the difference between the “Client Update” and the “Client Combo Update”?? Just out of curiosity…

    • Jay says:

      Client is where you upgrade from 10.7.x to 10.7.y e.g 10.7.1 -> 10.7.2 – They can only be used per release

      Client Combo Means you can do : 10.7.0 -> 10.7.3 straight away as it contains all fixes from past.

      Hope this helps

  41. rascal01 says:

    I haven’t updated to 10.7.3 yet. Should I just go ahead and download + install it anyway or install the combo updater instead?

    • snguyen says:

      Yes, download and install the combo updater manually. It works flawlessly for me (10.7.2->10.7.3 on MBP 2.3GHz i5).

  42. Alberto says:

    More than 1GB!
    But if you use Monolingual you can recuperate 900 MB of space.
    So this big update in reality is nothing…
    One more time Apple take the piss out of us…

    • Jay says:

      I do not get what you mean? can you explain how you free up 900MB>?

      • Chris says:

        By the sounds of it there are 900mb of new language files. Monolingual goes through and removes all the language files you don’t want.

      • Alberto says:

        If you use Monolingual to remove most of the languages that you don’t need/want, you will get back about 900 Mb of free space.
        I don’t find very normal that in an update 90% is only for languages.
        It would be better if it would be possible to chose what languages to install before to download the update.
        Think that some people have to pay for any bite that they download and/or have very slow internet connection too.
        We are not all rich north americans or western europeans with unlimited fast internet…

  43. B30 says:

    Updated (to 10.7.3 on the MacBook Pro and iMac) straight away, no problems so far, lucky me!

    ((o)_(o)) Phew!!

    Touch wood.

  44. Nicholas says:

    So this may account for some of the trouble, the version of OS X 10.7.3 is the same as the last developer seed build 11D50. Maybe they pushed the wrong build? Why release a developer build then wait a week before pushing without any additional updates? Seems a bit weird.

    Anyway, I’m up and running on 11D50 trouble free. Lots of little changes to the OS.

  45. ^_^ says:

    I updated without any incidents, now I consider myself lucky!

  46. Erash says:

    I updated mine on the MacBook Pro 13″ 2010 model without the combo update and t went all fine. But after installing the updates the reboot took a long time. Haven’t played with the 10.7.3 yet…but the Mac rebooted fine. :)

  47. David says:

    Thanks. I experienced the problem and was able to boot from an external hard drive running Lion, downloaded the combo update, updated the main hard drive, my system is back working again.
    Whew. I wish I had been warned! No more quick updates for me. I’ll wait until someone else tries it.

    • Steve says:

      Didnt realize you could do an update like this. I have the same problem. In the process of creating an external Lion install to see if it works for me as well. Thanks for sharing the solution.

  48. labob says:

    Good timing. I just went through this and here is what I learned. The crashes only impact the GUI, thankfully I had SSH server on and was able to manually apply the update through CLI. If you do sudo softwareupdate -l and find “PackageKit: Missing bundle path, skipping” errors I think the upgrade is going to have problems.

    Anyhow, force the update with sudo softwareupdate -iv MacOSXUpd10.7.3-10.7.3 through SSH and it booted fine again.

    • KBF says:

      Damn. I’d tried launching my terminal to see what could be done, and it wouldn’t launch. Unfortunately, I didn’t have the SSH server activated, otherwise this would’ve been a great solution.

    • Andrew says:

      I’ve tried it via another computer on the same network. SSH Connection went fine, but software update tells me this: MacOSXUpd10.7.3-10.7.3: No such update

      What can i do?

      • super hans says:

        Boot into Recovery Partition and do this

        – Select “Browse for help online” to launch the Safari browser
.
        – Visit http://support.apple.com/downloads/ and download the 10.7.3 combo update [direct link].
        
- Quit Safari after the combo installer is successfully downloaded.
        – Open Disk Utility from the Menu bar, choose “Open Disk Image” from the File menu and select the combo installer from where you saved it.
        – Quit Disk Utility after the volume is mounted and apply the aforementioned Terminal commands.

        • super hans says:

          – Boot into the Recovery partition by holding down the Option key at startup.
          – Choose “Disk Utility” from the Menu bar and mount the combo installer image file
.
          – Choose “Terminal” from the Menu bar and run “installer -pkg /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ 10.7.3\ Update\ Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg -target /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD” (Change the target to reflect the startup volume’s name.) Be patient, as it can take up to 15 minutes or more to apply the combo update.
          – Run “reboot” and you are done.

          • Steve Flee says:

            Super Hans, if you are ever in the Tampa area I owe you a beer!

            Freaking brilliant. You saved my day, thank you very very very much!

          • Gustavo Ferraz says:

            Thank you very much :-)

          • lúthien says:

            @ Super Hans: another beer is waiting if you’re ever in the area of Leiden (the Netherlands). I never fiddled with this boot menu yet; your instructions saved me a lot of hair-pulling.

            Lúthien

          • Henrik N says:

            Thanks Super Hans (Super indeed) :)

            One can also type:
            installer -pkg “/Volumes/Mac OS X 10.7.3 Update Combo/MacOSXUpdCombo10.7.3.pkg” -target “/Volumes/Macintosh HD”

          • John says:

            First of all, thanks to everyone here that contributes. Without the community support so many of us would be left drowning without a liferaft!

            I’m not someone that uses Terminal on any kind of regular basis. I’ve managed to get the image mounted and ran the Terminal commands. I have what appears to be feedback that the installer is running: “Package Name” and “Upgrading at base path” messages, followed by 7 “Missing Bundle Path” messages.

            So, from here, how do I know what’s happening? Is there a way to know if it’s failed or complete? There’s no other feedback on the screen and I have no idea what to do next.

            Thanks very much!

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