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petrucci666

macrumors 6502a
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Apr 30, 2009
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14
Los Angeles, CA
The update shows in the App Store but when I click 'Update All' it just greys out and nothing happens. Tried restarting the App Store and laptop, but nothing.

Also tried clicking the two individual downloads, but still nothing happens.

Running a 2013 MBA with PB2. Anyone else have this issue?
 

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w0lf

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Feb 16, 2013
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You might try using the softwareupdate command in terminal.

I would imagine

Code:
softwareupdate --install --all

Code:
usage: softwareupdate <mode> [<args> ...]

** Catalog Management:
	--set-catalog <URL>	Set the new catalog URL (requires privileges)
	--clear-catalog		Clear the catalog URL back to defaults (requires privileges)

** Manage Updates:
	-l | --list		List all appropriate update labels
	-d | --download		Download Only
	-i | --install		Install
		<label> ...	specific updates
		-a | --all		All appropriate updates
		-r | --recommended	Only recommended updates

	--ignore <label> ...	Ignore specific updates
	--reset-ignored		Clear all ignored updates
	--schedule (on | off)	Set automatic checking

-v | --verbose	Enable verbose output
-h | --help	Print this help
 

petrucci666

macrumors 6502a
Original poster
Apr 30, 2009
714
14
Los Angeles, CA
You might try using the softwareupdate command in terminal.

I would imagine

Code:
softwareupdate --install --all

Code:
usage: softwareupdate <mode> [<args> ...]

** Catalog Management:
	--set-catalog <URL>	Set the new catalog URL (requires privileges)
	--clear-catalog		Clear the catalog URL back to defaults (requires privileges)

** Manage Updates:
	-l | --list		List all appropriate update labels
	-d | --download		Download Only
	-i | --install		Install
		<label> ...	specific updates
		-a | --all		All appropriate updates
		-r | --recommended	Only recommended updates

	--ignore <label> ...	Ignore specific updates
	--reset-ignored		Clear all ignored updates
	--schedule (on | off)	Set automatic checking

-v | --verbose	Enable verbose output
-h | --help	Print this help


Thanks, this worked. Basically, Terminal told me I couldn't do it because I didn't have enough space (something the App Store didn't tell me so I didn't know that was the reason). Anyway, freed up space and went to App Store again, it's downloading now.
 
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