[OS X TeX] Upgrade to High Sierra
Gary L. Gray
euler at psu.edu
Wed Jan 31 21:20:14 EST 2018
> On Jan 31, 2018, at 1:06 PM, Don Green Dragon <fergdc at Shaw.ca <mailto:fergdc at Shaw.ca>> wrote:
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> Based on your comments and Rob Rye's I went ahead and attempted to install High Sierra. An update window usually appears on my screen when I begin a session, but instead of showing the usual (for some time 'usual') icon for upgrading to High Sierra, the icon read "installed" and when I asked for <Apple/Software update...> the response was "no updates available". With <Apple/About this Mac> the response remains "version 10.9.5".
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> Stunned by the above, looked around in Applications and found, to my surprise, an app titled <Install macOS High Sierra>. Despite not recalling how the app got there, I opened it and clicked on Install. Nothing seemed to happen. Eventually a window appeared which announced that <macOS High Sierra> will be installed on "MacIntosh HD" which seemed okay, and finally a progress bar appeared, after a second or third tap on the "Install" icon. After three hours the progress bar was about 20% full. I knew the install would be slow because I have the slowest connection possible with my ISP.
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> However, it is now 40.5 hours later and the progress bar remains about 10% from full. Also, the progress bar 'appears' to NOT have advanced since yesterday at about 5:00 pm when I last checked.
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> Should I hit the "Cancel" button or just let the install proceed?
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> I'm wondering about Gary's comment
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> "The App Store will not give you the option to install it if you aren’t eligible."
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> but I've not received an explicit message saying that I'm not eligible!!!
I really can’t tell you what is happening from where I sit. I would call Apple’s support line at (800) 800-2775.
Good luck!
Gary
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