Unable to run instauptodate.py

[Confusion]

I am trying to run the 10.7 catalog. But it appears that it is trying to run the installs based on the name and not on the checksum.
[code]Parsing the catalog files for 10.7_vanilla
Java For Mac OS X 10.7
Remote Desktop Client 3.5.1
Security Update 2011-005
iTunes 10.4.1

Finding and validating the sources for 10.7_vanilla
Java For Mac OS X 10.7 – looking based on display name[/code]

it sits there for a a while then errors out. At first i thought it was the updated path i had put in for 10.7.2 combo updater but as you can see after commenting that line out it went to the next one which is the java update and that faile too. This is the rest of the error it gets after sitting at the checking name section for a couple of minutes

[code]Traceback (most recent call last):
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 716, in
main()
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 671, in main
thisController.findItems()
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 330, in findItems
thisItem.findItem(progressReporter=progressReporter)
File “/Users/itsadmin/Desktop/InstaDMG/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/Resources/installerPackage.py”, line 158, in findItem
self.filePath = cacheController.findItem(self.source, self.checksumType, self.checksumValue, self.displayName, additionalSourceFolders, progressReporter)
File “/Users/itsadmin/Desktop/InstaDMG/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/Resources/cacheController.py”, line 305, in findItem
raise Exception(‘Unable to connect to remote url: %s got error: %s’ % (nameOrLocation, error.reason))
Exception: Unable to connect to remote url: http://support.apple.com/downloads/DL1421/en_US/JavaForMacOSX10.7.dmg got error: [Errno 60] Operation timed out[/code]

[Confusion]

Figured it out. The port i was on was behind a proxy. I changed over to one of our open ports and now it is ok

[Confusion]

Still having an issue actually. It has got through the downloading the packages section but is still failing when it is looking for the disk image.

I have the installESD.dmg in the /InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/InstallerDiscs location

[code]SCH408m014:InstaUp2Date itsadmin$ sudo ./instaUp2Date.py 10.7_vanilla

Parsing the catalog files for 10.7_vanilla
Mac OS X 10.7.2 Combo Update
Java For Mac OS X 10.7
Remote Desktop Client 3.5.1
Security Update 2011-005
iTunes 10.4.1

Finding and validating the sources for 10.7_vanilla
Mac OS X 10.7.2 Combo Update – found based on checksum and verified in 12 seconds
Java For Mac OS X 10.7 – found based on checksum and verified in less than one second
Remote Desktop Client 3.5.1 – found based on checksum and verified in less than one second
Security Update 2011-005 – found based on checksum and verified in less than one second
iTunes 10.4.1 – found based on checksum and verified in 1 second

Finding the Installer disc for 10.7_vanilla
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 716, in
main()
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 678, in main
foundInstallerDiscs = findInstallerDisc.findInstallerDisc(allowedBuilds=thisController.installerDiscBuilds)
File “/Users/itsadmin/Desktop/InstaDMG/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/Resources/findInstallerDisc.py”, line 201, in findInstallerDisc
raise commonExceptions.FileNotFoundException(‘Unable to find OS Installer disc in any provided folder: %s%s’ % (str(searchItems), folderString))
Resources.commonExceptions.FileNotFoundException: Unable to find OS Installer disc in any provided folder: [‘/Users/itsadmin/Desktop/InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/InstallerDiscs’, ‘/Users/itsadmin/Desktop/InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/BaseOS’] ([], [])
SCH408m014:InstaUp2Date itsadmin$
[/code]

Any ideas?

[bw38]

Did you import the InstallESD.dmg into InstaDMG? To do so, just mount it and run the import command (first page of documentation included in svn).

[Allister Banks]

Not actually necessary to run importdisk.py on InstallESD.dmg, just drag-drop to /InstallerFiles/BaseOS(works for both instadmg.bash and when run via instaup2date.py). The error message says its not finding ANYTHING in either of those folders, though…

Allister

[Confusion]

I am still not having any luck. i have placed a copy of installESD.dmg in the following folders but it is still not working
/InstallerFiles/BaseOS
/InstallerFiles/nstallerDiscs
/InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/BaseOS
/InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/InstallerDiscs

I am wondering if it could be something to do with the 10.7 vanilla catalogue. The mac mini that this installESD.dmg was downloaded from is brand new and comes with 10.7.1
Could it be that the installer discs at the top dont include this version?

[code]Installer Disc Builds: 11A511, 11B26[/code]

[Confusion]

I updated the vanilla build file to include the following disc versions **11B2118 is the macmini and macbook air version**
[code]Installer Disc Builds: 11A511, 11B26, 11B2118, 11C74[/code]

Still no luck though
[code]Finding the Installer disc for 10.7_vanilla
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 716, in
main()
File “./instaUp2Date.py”, line 678, in main
foundInstallerDiscs = findInstallerDisc.findInstallerDisc(allowedBuilds=thisController.installerDiscBuilds)
File “/Users/itsadmin/Desktop/InstaDMG/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/Resources/findInstallerDisc.py”, line 201, in findInstallerDisc
Resources.commonExceptions.FileNotFoundException: Unable to find OS Installer disc in any provided folder: [‘/Volumes/Data/InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/InstallerDiscs’, ‘/Volumes/Data/InstaDMG/InstallerFiles/BaseOS’] ([‘.DS_Store’, ‘InstallESD.dmg’], [‘InstallESD.dmg’])
[/code]

I am able to mount the installESD.dmg and everything looks fine i can see the Install Mac OS X Lion icon and the folders that go along with it.

[Arjen]

Make sure you don’t have any diskimages mounted before you run instadmg, that one bit me a couple of times… I think that is a bug, but I did not get around filing a report for that.

Arjen

[Allister Banks]

Hey confusion,

There is a forked builds catalog in svn,
[url]http://code.google.com/p/instadmg/source/browse/trunk/AddOns/InstaUp2Date/CatalogFiles/10.7_forkd.catalog[/url]
and Arjen is right that mounted discs is a common bug. What OS are you building on? You should be building 10.7 on 10.7, 6 on 6 etc.

Allister

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