Is anyone able to update to beta 3?

[FNH15]

I'm trying to update to beta 3 and am being presented with the following error:
An error occurred installing the update.
You can try again to complete the installation.

Has anyone been able to successfully update?

Update:
Looking through install.log, it seems that the BridgeOS version the updater its looking for is newer than what Beta 2 includes. This probably explains why only machines with the T1/T2 chips are having issues...

Update 2:
Apple pushed a new update. Machines with a T2 chip should have no problem installing the update (cmd+r the Software Update window to have it recheck for the new update).

 

[luy]

Same problem here.

 

[BaggieBoy]

Ditto on a MBP 2018 13"

 

[RipNoCellular]

Same issue on MacBook Pro 13 inch 2018

 

[tekie99]

Same issue on MacBook Pro 13 inch 2018

Got it installed without issue on my Late 2014 Mac Mini... but no dice on my 2018 15" MacBook Pro.. same error

 

[iDoc_Manhattan]

No luck of yet. Tried restarting MacBook, shutting down, and recovery mode to force install beta again(gives an error that it can't download important files at this time). Seems their servers may be overloaded!

 

[crayonelis]

Yep, same thing for me too

 

[mikecwest]

2018 MBP, get an installation error "
"An error occurred installing the update.
You can try again to complete the installation."

 

[DennisdeWit]

Confirmed. Apple is looking for a newer bridOS version as a minimum, that it never provided in beta 2. So we're screwed.

 

[lmddawson]

Worked fine for me on 2017 iMac

 

[EEzycade]

did not work, in fact never showed up as an option. How do you tell which beta you are on?

 

[mikecwest]

Confirmed. Apple is looking for a newer bridOS version as a minimum, that it never provided in beta 2. So we're screwed.

Probably not "screwed," but inconvenienced. I am sure it will be resolved someday soon.

 

[denitech]

Installed fine on my late 2016 Macbook Pro 15.

 

[happyslayer]

Same with me, got the install error on my 15" 2018 Pro.

 

[S8ER01Z]

Same error here on 2018 15" MBP...

 

[newtestleper]

Making the leap of faith on my 2014 13" MBP. Straight into third beta; haven't tried the first two. Wishus lucketh.

 

[kevinbal]

Not working on 2018 13" MBP.

 

[DennisdeWit]

Try again this command in Terminal later again:

sudo softwareupdate --dump-state -i -a

Or in case your update is really really stuck:

1. Restart your mac, press Command + R, then enter into Recovery HD.
2. Choose utility menu, select Terminal.
3. csrutil disable to disable SIP.
4. reboot.
5. Delete the files in folder /Library/Updates.
6. Enter Recovery HD again, and input csrutil enable in Terminal.
7. reboot.
8. Check the update should work.

 

[TheSkywalker77]

Haven't even tried on my 2012 MBP. I've heard so many people are having issues so I'm just going to avoid it now.

 

[0014]

Try again this command in Terminal later again:

sudo softwareupdate --dump-state -i -a

Or in case your update is really really stuck:

1. Restart your mac, press Command + R, then enter into Recovery HD.
2. Choose utility menu, select Terminal.
3. csrutil disable to disable SIP.
4. reboot.
5. Delete the files in folder /Library/Updates.
6. Enter Recovery HD again, and input csrutil enable in Terminal.
7. reboot.
8. Check the update should work.

Can't delete the update in /Library/Updates as it tells me

"The operation can’t be completed because you don’t have permission to access some of the items."

 

[haralds]

Try to reinstall the Profile.

 

[iDoc_Manhattan]

Try to reinstall the Profile.

Tried it earlier didn't work(approximately an hour after the update dropped).

 

[0014]

Try to reinstall the Profile.

Also tried that and download the full nearly 7gb installer. That also fails.

 

[starlugo]

Same with me, got the install error on my 15" 2018 Pro.

 

[anticipate]

Also tried that and download the full nearly 7gb installer. That also fails.

Same here.