No, there was no Installer in /Applications, even after several trials as you said.
But I think I have found the culprit: on an external USB-HD (named Blackbox), I had stored a copy of the Lion installer for my MBP (which, btw, refused to install on the Mac Mini). The failing trials of new downloads did therefore not store the installer in its proper place but were directed to change the installer on Blackbox. Apple interferes really too much in my storing system (big brother cares too much :-) Anyhow, after disconnecting and the redownloading the whole thing, I succeeded. BTW and for everybodies info: the downloading file appeared in ~Library/Application support/App Store until the end the download, and had only then be moved to /Applications. Well, after endless hours of trials, all is done. Thanks all for the help. Rudolf Am 05.01.2012 um 15.14 schrieb Arno Hautala: > On 2012-01-05, Rudolf O.Durrer <[email protected]> wrote: >> >> Warning 05.01.12 03.52.05 storeagent 2897 >> LSOpenFromURLSpec() returned -43 >> for application /Applications/Install Mac OS X Lion.app path (null). >> Notice 05.01.12 04.06.52 ntpd 21 time reset +0.183959 s >> >> Where is Lion hiding? How do I activate it? > > As has been said already, the App Store doesn't directly install Lion; > it downloads an installer (the same is true for installing and > upgrading Xcode). This should be located in your /Applications folder. > I think it's also supposed to automatically launch when the download > completes..........snip...snip...snip... _______________________________________________ MacOSX-talk mailing list [email protected] http://www.omnigroup.com/mailman/listinfo/macosx-talk
