Blue_Dawg Posted August 17, 2006 Share Posted August 17, 2006 Installing to an external FWD using the non-DVD install and everything goes fine till it hits "installing BSD subsystem". All the files seem to do fine but when the installer runs the BSD script it just sits there forever although it tells me there is only 8 Min left. Any ideas would be grand. My specs: PowerBook G4 1.5, 768MB Ram, Superdrive Maxtor 80GB External FWD Formatted for HFS+ and bootable. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
fullOut Posted August 17, 2006 Share Posted August 17, 2006 yeah same here... in console shows Java variable...... something about language... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RideMotoX559 Posted August 17, 2006 Share Posted August 17, 2006 Same here. After days of finding a torrent and figuring out how to install...now this.. So close...yet so far haha. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue_Dawg Posted August 18, 2006 Author Share Posted August 18, 2006 Here is the console log from the install. Maybe this will help someone: Aug 17 11:53:22 Mac-Daddy : It took 0.004128 seconds to summarize the package selections. Aug 17 11:53:25 Mac-Daddy : Starting installation: Aug 17 11:53:25 Mac-Daddy : Preparing volume "C-3PO" for installation Aug 17 11:53:25 Mac-Daddy : Configuring volume "C-3PO" Aug 17 11:53:26 Mac-Daddy : Preparing disk for local booted OS Install Aug 17 11:53:26 Mac-Daddy : Create temporary directory "/private/tmp/OSInstall.mpkg.3141mg3of" Aug 17 11:53:26 Mac-Daddy : run preflight script for Mac OS X Aug 17 11:53:27 Mac-Daddy : Assembling temporary receipt for Mac OS X Aug 17 11:53:27 Mac-Daddy : Processing Base System Part 1: Aug 17 11:53:27 Mac-Daddy : Initialize patching Aug 17 11:53:27 Mac-Daddy : Determining files to install Aug 17 11:53:30 Mac-Daddy : Evaluating versions of bundles Aug 17 11:53:30 Mac-Daddy : Evaluating custom file version checking Aug 17 11:53:30 Mac-Daddy : Configuring deferred files Aug 17 11:53:30 Mac-Daddy : Assembling temporary receipt Aug 17 11:53:31 Mac-Daddy : Performing pre-extraction actions Aug 17 11:53:32 Mac-Daddy : ==== It took 0.041012 seconds to check for prebinding Aug 17 11:53:32 Mac-Daddy : run preinstall script for Base System Part 1 Aug 17 11:53:33 Mac-Daddy : Creating destination path Aug 17 11:53:33 Mac-Daddy : Extracting files Aug 17 11:55:32 Mac-Daddy : 12075 files looked up in 0.67 seconds. 11952 files written in 118.82 seconds. Aug 17 11:55:32 Mac-Daddy : 787440 kilobytes installed. Aug 17 11:55:32 Mac-Daddy : run postinstall script for Base System Part 1 Aug 17 11:55:32 Mac-Daddy : Performing post-extraction actions Aug 17 11:55:32 Mac-Daddy : Assembling receipt Aug 17 11:55:34 Mac-Daddy : Processing Essentials: Aug 17 11:55:34 Mac-Daddy : Initialize patching Aug 17 11:55:34 Mac-Daddy : Determining files to install Aug 17 11:55:44 Mac-Daddy : Evaluating versions of bundles Aug 17 11:55:44 Mac-Daddy : Evaluating custom file version checking Aug 17 11:55:44 Mac-Daddy : Configuring deferred files Aug 17 11:55:44 Mac-Daddy : Assembling temporary receipt Aug 17 11:55:45 Mac-Daddy : Performing pre-extraction actions Aug 17 11:55:49 Mac-Daddy : run preinstall script for Essentials Aug 17 11:55:49 Mac-Daddy : Creating destination path Aug 17 11:55:49 Mac-Daddy : Extracting files Aug 17 11:57:54 Mac-Daddy : 40590 files looked up in 2.23 seconds. 40590 files written in 123.83 seconds. Aug 17 11:57:54 Mac-Daddy : 1197992 kilobytes installed. Aug 17 11:57:54 Mac-Daddy : run postinstall script for Essentials Aug 17 11:57:56 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Running Install Scripts . . .updateSMBconf: No file to update Aug 17 11:57:56 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:57:58 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: The following Warnings will be fixed by 4585781 Aug 17 11:57:58 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: /Library/Keychains/System.keychain: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: security: SecKeychainCopyDomainSearchList system: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: security: SecKeychainCreate /System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: security: SecKeychainCreate /System/Library/Keychains/X509Certificates: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:01 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: *************************************************************** Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: WARNING Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: The keychain you are accessing, X509Anchors, is no longer Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: used by Mac OS X as the system root certificate store. Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Please read the security man page for information on the Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: add-trusted-cert command. New system root certificates should Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: be added to the Admin Trust Settings domain and to the Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: System keychain in /Library/Keychains. Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: *************************************************************** Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: security: SecKeychainOpen /System/Library/Keychains/X509Anchors: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: *************************************************************** Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: WARNING Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: The keychain you are accessing, X509Certificates, is no longer Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: used by Mac OS X as the system intermediate certificate Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: store. New system intermediate certificates should be added Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: to the System keychain in /Library/Keychains. Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: *************************************************************** Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: security: SecKeychainOpen /System/Library/Keychains/X509Certificates: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: security: SecKeychainSetDomainSearchList system: CSSM_INCOMPATIBLE_VERSION Aug 17 11:58:02 Mac-Daddy : postinstall[342]: Aug 17 11:58:03 Mac-Daddy : Performing post-extraction actions Aug 17 11:58:03 Mac-Daddy : Assembling receipt Aug 17 11:58:05 Mac-Daddy : Processing BSD Subsystem: Aug 17 11:58:05 Mac-Daddy : Initialize patching Aug 17 11:58:05 Mac-Daddy : Determining files to install Aug 17 11:58:14 Mac-Daddy : Evaluating versions of bundles Aug 17 11:58:14 Mac-Daddy : Evaluating custom file version checking Aug 17 11:58:14 Mac-Daddy : Configuring deferred files Aug 17 11:58:14 Mac-Daddy : Assembling temporary receipt Aug 17 11:58:15 Mac-Daddy : Performing pre-extraction actions Aug 17 11:58:16 Mac-Daddy : run preinstall script for BSD Subsystem Aug 17 11:58:16 Mac-Daddy : Creating destination path Aug 17 11:58:16 Mac-Daddy : Extracting files Aug 17 11:59:13 Mac-Daddy : 18861 files looked up in 1.08 seconds. 18861 files written in 56.47 seconds. Aug 17 11:59:13 Mac-Daddy : 399850 kilobytes installed. Aug 17 11:59:13 Mac-Daddy : run postinstall script for BSD Subsystem Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
RideMotoX559 Posted August 18, 2006 Share Posted August 18, 2006 I got it installed. Im running it right now. I used a different method. I had two partitions on my external HD. I restored the DMG onto one partition. Booted that from that partition and installed onto the other partition on the external. Ill post a more in-depth guide later but you get it. I got it installed. Im running it right now. I used a different method. I had two partitions on my external HD. I restored the DMG onto one partition. Booted that from that partition and installed onto the other partition on the external. Ill post a more in-depth guide later but you get it. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Blue_Dawg Posted August 18, 2006 Author Share Posted August 18, 2006 I did this too off of this suggestion and it worked perfectly. Great tip, thanks a ton. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vacaloca Posted August 19, 2006 Share Posted August 19, 2006 Hi! Same here, gets stuck while installing the BSD subsystem. And I restored the image to an external drive. Does the drive/partition has to be erased completely before i restore the image to it? Anyone who had the same problem and managed to solve it PLEASE reply.... Best regards! Andy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vacaloca Posted August 20, 2006 Share Posted August 20, 2006 Me again! I opened the Install-Package with Pacifist and tried to install it to my external HD. It worked but I got at least 10 errors - all concerning the BSD subsystem. There seem to are files missing in my version of Leopard!! So anyways I managed to install and had to make the disk bootable with carboncopycloner but when I tried to start from it, the kernelpanic screen showed up. So my question is: Are there 2 versions of the torrent file floating around and do I have to redownload it? My torrent file was named: The_Big_Cat.3511949.TPB.torrent And the installed folder was: APPLE.MAC.OSX.LEOPARD.V10.5.WWDC.PREVIEW-BETAOSX I also checked the "BSD" install-package with Pacifist and it showed up that a lot of files were missing. Can anyone please do the same check and tell me what it said? Just open Pacifist and open the Apple install package. Afterwards select the BSD package under Essentials -> essentials group. Then click on Analyze! Please help me, I'm very keen on trying Leopard! Thanks for any reply! Andy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
viriiman Posted August 23, 2006 Share Posted August 23, 2006 Found the answer in this thread... "Personally, I did launch the installer from my hard drive, the OSInstall.mpkg, and I did have the same problem. When the installer was stalled, I did kill the stalled processus from terminal and the install continued successfully The stalled process was "temacs", so a sudo killall temacs was ok" That worked for me and the install continued. Will let you know if the machine is bootable afterwards. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Vacaloca Posted August 27, 2006 Share Posted August 27, 2006 Okay I got it running after those BSD Subscript install problems. I restored the .img to a completely erased and partitiones disk and installed from there. That worked for me. It seems that the disk needs to be empty, cuz I tried to restore it to a disk with other files on it before and that didn't work (hung on BSD subscript stuff). So if you got those issues try to find a completely empty hd/partition, that might make a difference! Best regards, Andy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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