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Run Software Update from the Terminal
As several users have already pointed out, you can perform software updates in the command line with the command
On the other hand, the Software Update program allows you to save to disk the update you're downloading by choosing "Install and keep" instead of just "Install". Although does not list any similar options in the CLI utility, shows an additional option not mentioned in the man page, namely -d:
I've tried it several times and on several computers (all running
10.3.3). It always dies at 50% of progress with a "Bus error".
The package, however, seems to be downloaded in full, only it's kept
in the /tmp/ directory, and not moved to the download folder.
Has anybody gotten this option to work?
Cheers, Artemio Gonzalez
Run Software Update from the Terminal
I've had the same problem (and the same solution - to look in /tmp) since Panther came out. And this was with an archive & install. |
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