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This CMD Line does the same thing... - Version: 2.7, 5/15/2006 12:21AM PST
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le.photon
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- This CMD Line does the same thing...
dmg fails to mount w/ Mac OS X 10.3.9 - Version: 2.5, 1/6/2006 02:04PM PST
caesurae
i could not mount the .dmg file, with an error message reporting a "corrupt image." i have ran into this quite a few times lately...i'm pretty sure it has to do with a new 10.4/Tiger-only .dmg option. (i personally still use 10.3.9.) apparently there is a new type of .dmg file that can only be mounted with Mac OS X 10.4.x.
all the recent updates from this developer have this problem, including Clean Caches By SW 3.0, Fix Permissions By SW 2.5, and Software Update By SW 2.5.
i don't know if this increasingly common problem is the fault of developers not reading the documentation...or of Apple not making it clear that these disk images don't mount on pre-Tiger systems, but i wish that someone would straighten this mess out.
all the recent updates from this developer have this problem, including Clean Caches By SW 3.0, Fix Permissions By SW 2.5, and Software Update By SW 2.5.
i don't know if this increasingly common problem is the fault of developers not reading the documentation...or of Apple not making it clear that these disk images don't mount on pre-Tiger systems, but i wish that someone would straighten this mess out.
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Was this supposed to be an app? - Version: 2.5, 1/6/2006 03:58AM PST
Anniqa
´There is no default application specified to open the document "SoftwareUpdateBySW.pkg".' - is all I get when doubleclicking the only non .rtf file in the archive. And the .pkg has a generic folder icon too. Something wrong here?
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you might as well type into the terminal:
sudo softwareupdate -i -a
That's all it does. Hiding this small command behind a package is a bit 'overkill'... at least wrap it into an AppleScript... that would be more userfriendly.
Cheers,
M.