Open RiversideKid opened 3 months ago
Are you running the command from "Run Command" or from a script?
Thank you for reaching out. We are using the Installer Package (recommended) method with Jamf Pro. The Execute Command in the Policy is currently (we have tried a few variations to no avail): "/Library/Management/erase-install/erase-install.sh --os 14 --update --reinstall --current-user --depnotify"
Keep in mind that the Ventura to Sonoma works fine, the issue is only with the Monterey to Sonoma. Thoughts?
Please can you try running the execute command from a script rather than from the "Execute Command" field and see if this makes any difference.
You can put the exact same command in a simple script and add it to the policy.
By the way, --depnotify and --current-user flags no longer exist.
Describe the bug This has only happened when trying to upgrade from Monterey to Sonoma. Ventura to Sonoma works fine. When running startosinstall the log file indicates that "could not get authorization..." and then indicates that a timeout has been reached. After reaching the same errors on several Monterey computers we pulled the requirement from all Monterey computers.
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Expected behavior A clear and concise description of what you expected to happen. We had expected that the OS would upgrade to Sonoma like the Ventura computers do, but the Monterey computers have all failed with the above error.
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/var/log/erase-install.log
. Don't post a partial log - I need the whole thing. Either upload the log as a file, or paste the output in a code block like this:Screenshots If applicable, add screenshots to help explain your problem. No screenshot applicable
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Could this be a known issue? (I know that I am late to the party, but I expected that this would work on a Monterey computer.) Thank you in advance for any information