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I tried to use Rev 200 of InstaDMG (I read it was a candidate for release 1.5..I also tried the latest version and got the same exact issue) and I can’t even build a regular non-updated image with it. I am using InstaUp2Date and I get the following error:
12:46:19 ###### Looking for a Cached Image ###### ###### Unable to get checksum for image: ./InstallerFiles/BaseOS/Mac OS X Install DVD.dmg ###### 12:46:19 ###### Beginning Update Installs from ./InstallerFiles/BaseUpdates ###### 12:46:19 ###### Beginning Update Installs from ./InstallerFiles/CustomPKG ###### 12:46:19 ###### Correcting some generic installer errors ###### Correcting symlinks that point off the disk Closing programs that have opened files on the disk Deleting Extensions.mkext cache file Deleting cache files created during installations 12:46:20 ###### Creating the deployment DMG and scanning for ASR ###### Rename the deployment volume: Macintosh HD Create a read-only image cp: /private/tmp/mount_folder.LQEi5f/mount_point.znDuZh/private/var/log/InstaDMG_package.log: No such file or directory The image did not eject cleanly, so I will force it ###### Failed to unmount the Target image image from /private/tmp/mount_folder.LQEi5f/mount_point.znDuZh, unable to continue ###### 12:46:21 ###### Cleaning up ###### Ejecting images The image did not eject cleanly, so I will force it ###### Failed to unmount the Target Disk image from /private/tmp/mount_folder.LQEi5f/mount_point.znDuZh, unable to continue ######Any help would be greatly appreciated.
It looks like your base image is read/write. The second line in your log is it failing to checksum the base image (and then not mounting it). At this point the image must be read-only (a safety precaution). You did find a bug in that the process should have stopped cold at that point. I have just checked in a bug-fix for that (rev210).
larkost wrote:
It looks like your base image is read/write. The second line in your log is it failing to checksum the base image (and then not mounting it). At this point the image must be read-only (a safety precaution). You did find a bug in that the process should have stopped cold at that point. I have just checked in a bug-fix for that (rev210).
Sounds good. My Mac OS X Install DVD image is a DVD/CD Master, which as far as I know is read only. I used the same exact image with version 1.4b4. Is it a change in the newer code where it checks for read-only before proceeding?
Thanks,
Nate
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