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XCode 1.2 installer troubles (was Re: How to put together 21 chunks of XCode 1.2?)
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XCode 1.2 installer troubles (was Re: How to put together 21 chunks of XCode 1.2?)


  • Subject: XCode 1.2 installer troubles (was Re: How to put together 21 chunks of XCode 1.2?)
  • From: Steve Sims <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 25 Apr 2004 18:41:40 -0400

On 25 Apr 2004, at 17:44, James Spencer wrote:
Changing the subject slightly, has anyone else had a problem with the installer? It freezes on me just before being finished. (I've run it twice with the same result both times). I hadn't worried about it until I realized that the debugger no longer works, silently failing when I try to start a debug session.

I had this installer freeze too, and had also tried running the installer a couple of times with consistently the same results. However the debugger seems to be working for me.

I did however end up with a Mac that froze a short but variable time after a reboot. It's quite possible that the reason for this was me doing something slightly stupid, namely reinstalling the BSD subsystem from the stock 10.3 DVD for reasons I will not go into (suffice it to say they are good reasons). I did this just before I downloaded XCode 1.2...

Initially it looked to me like XCode was causing problems and given the installer failure I'm not entirely sure that it wasn't. I didn't remember seeing the installer do it's final pre-bindings update thing, so I had a suspicion that may be a problem. Also I was suspicious that some files might not be written fully or correctly. Attempting to manually update the pre-bindings, and running all the system maintenance scripts didn't fix things, neither did a permissions fix or boot disc repair.

What did work was reinstalling the 10.3.3 update and security update. In retrospect installing the BSD subsystem was probably the cause of my problems. I had assumed that it wasn't installed on my system (unfortunately I'm using a new Mac that I've only had for a few days) and guessed that the installer system would at least warn me that this OS component *was* already installed. I'm guessing I was wrong...

Thankfully it all seems to be fine now.

Steve
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 >Re: How to put together 21 chunks of XCode 1.2? (From: Dave Rehring <email@hidden>)
 >Re: How to put together 21 chunks of XCode 1.2? (From: James Spencer <email@hidden>)

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