During installation of Adobe AIR, you receive an error dialog with contents similar to "An error occ

Question

Hi I followed all of these instructions and it's still a no go:

Using Finder, navigate to your Applications folder and look for a file (not a folder) named "Adobe". If one exists, rename or delete it.

Open the Terminal application in your Applications/Utilities folder. Run the following commands:

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sudo chmod -R ug=rwx,o=rx /Applications/Adobe

sudo chmod -R ug=rwx,o=rx ~/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/

sudo chmod -R ug=rwx,o=rx ~/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/AIR/

sudo chmod -R ug=rwx,o=rx /Users/Shared/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/

Next, adjust the ownership of a particular folder. Run the following two commands in Terminal, noting the user name response of the "whoami" command. Replace username with your username in the next command:

whoami

sudo chown -R username:staff ~/Library/Application\ Support/Adobe/AIR/

Close the Terminal application and rerun the Adobe AIR installer.

I am still getting the same ERROR message.

My Adobe log file is ridiculously long.

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chris.campbell · Answer

Can you post the last bit of your log file? 100 or so lines should be plenty to see what's going wrong.

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