"Do not proceed" on filevaulted system after 10.7.2

I'm working through upgrade problems on my FileVaulted system.

Try restarting while holding command-R down to get to recovery-HD mode. Reload Lyon from there (requires internet connection for the download). It will ask for the FileVault unlock key to gain access to the to the disk before it will proceed.

Do't bother trying my last suggestion, it didn't work.

Arghhhh.. Same exact issue here on a Macbook Pro (2011). FileVaulted filesystem. PGP installed (but drive not encrypted with PGP WDE, just with FileVault2). Updated to 10.7.2. Same boot issues. Attached is screenshot for verbose boot.... I get prompted to enter the FileVault password, but afterwards this happens...

Same issue here, PGP installed but FileVault used for WDE. I really hope this doesn't end up being PGP screwing us over again on an OS update.

I have PGP as well, but stopped using it's "Whole Disk Encryption" when I upgraded to Lyon.

Okay, I also have the latest PGP Desktop installed, not using PGP WDE at all, never have. Just encrypting individual files when I need to send via email.

i did get to the point of the picture above, which was progress in my case by going in via the recovery terminal and MOVING not REMOVING these files

/Library/Receipts/PGP\ Desktop.pkg/
/Library/Application\ Support/PGP/
/Library/Contextual\ Menu\ Items/PGPcontext.plugin/
/Library/Extensions/PGPdiskDriver.kext/
/Library/Extensions/PGPnke.kext/
/Library/Frameworks/PGP.framework/
/Library/Frameworks/PGPclient.framework/
/Library/Frameworks/PGPproxy.framework/
/Library/Frameworks/PGPui.framework/
/Library/Frameworks/PGPwde.framework/
/Library/Mail/Bundles/PGP*
/Library/Receipts/PGP.pkg/
/Applications/PGP.app/
/Applications/PGP\ Shredder.app/

files from the user's ~/Library/Preferences folder
com.pgp.desktop.plist
com.pgp.engine.plist
com.pgp.pgp.plist

Phew.... Success. I removed all the files referenced in the article at:

http://prowiki.isc.upenn.edu/wiki/Removing_PGP_Desktop_on_a_Mac

But that wasn't enough. PGPWde drivers were still being loaded during boot. Searching thru the drive, there were still PGP remnants.. I found and removed these two as well:

/System/Library/Extensions/PGPwde.kext

/Library/PriviledgedHelperTools/com.pgp.framework.PGPwde

I also found and deleted a couple of pgp-related plist files, but forgot where they were... probably not important anyways.

After removing ALL of the above, Lion finally booted successfully.

Moral - NEVER NEVER NEVER go anywhere near PGP/Symantec products again.

You're my hero. I was having this problem too and this worked. Thank you.

The above got me oh so close, but I had to do more.

in recovery terminal, I had to dig through the PGP.app to find an uninstall script. From that, I found all the rm statements. In /Applications, do the following find command to see the uninstall script - do not remove via "rm" any of the files yet - move then aside

find . -name uninstall* -print

./PGP.app/Contents/Resources/uninstall_pgp.pl

I moved them aside with the same directory structure that I found them in, in a directories like

.../PGP-uninstalled/Library/Receipts/...

Then, I rebooted, but still had no joy - stuck at a PGPWDE boot loader error.

Going line by line in the uninstall_pgp.pl script, I took these lines and did them by hand, pulling the required files from my moved aside files ... if they are deleted you are toast, cause I could not find them in the DMG. You could pull them from another machine's install if needed. The key to these lines are that it fixes the boot setup to not have PGP in the mix.

/bin/cp ./Applications/PGP.app/Contents/Resources/rmbp /Library/Application\ Support/pgpcleanup

/bin/chmod a+x,u+s ./Library/Application\ Support/pgpcleanup

/bin/cp ./Applications/PGP.app/Contents/Resources/com.pgp.cleanup.plist /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.pgp.cleanup.plist

Then a rebot via safe mode and it came back up.

All the files referenced in the script:

ls -l /Library/Receipts/PGP\ Universal.pkg

ls -l /Library/Receipts/PGP\ Engine.pkg

ls -l /Library/Receipts/PGP.pkg

ls -l /Library/Receipts/PGP\ Desktop.pkg

ls -l /Library/Receipts/PGPwde.pkg

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGP.framework

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGPui.framework

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGPusp.framework

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGPwde.framework

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGPwdesdk.framework

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGPclient.framework

ls -l /Library/Frameworks/PGPproxy.framework

ls -l /usr/lib/libPGPdyndebug.dylib

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/PGPSyncEngine.app

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/PGP Engine.app

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/pgpipfwtool.pl

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/pgpdivert

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/PGP Random Seed.rnd

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/machine.uuid

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP/.DS_Store

ls -l /Library/Application\ Support/PGP

ls -l /Library/StartupItems/PGPDesktopWatcher

ls -l /Library/Extensions/PGPdiskDriver.kext

ls -l /System/Library/Extensions/PGPwde.kext

ls -l /Library/Extensions/PGPnke.kext

ls -l /usr/local/bin/pgpdisk

ls -l /usr/local/bin/pgpwde

ls -l /Library/Contextual\ Menu\ Items/PGPcontext.plugin

ls -l /Library/Mail/Bundles/PGPmail.mailbundle

ls -l /Library/Mail/Bundles/PGPmailPanther.mailbundle

ls -l /Library/Mail/Bundles/PGPmailTiger.mailbundle

ls -l /Applications/PGP\ Shredder.app

ls -l /Applications/PGP\ Viewer.app

ls -l /Users/cgraham/Library/Preferences/PGP Universal Policies

ls -l /Users/cgraham/Library/Logs/PGP/PGPlog.xmm

ls -l /Users/cgraham/Library/Caches/PGP

ls -l /Users/cgraham/Library/Caches/PGP Engine

ls -l /usr/local/bin/pgpdisk

ls -l /System/Library/Extensions/IOStorageFamily.kext/Contents/Resources/pgpdisk.icns

ls -l /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.pgp.framework.PGPwde.plist

ls -l /Library/PrivilegedHelperTools/com.pgp.framework.PGPwde

ls -l /var/run/com.pgp.framework.PGPwde.socket

ls -l /Applications/PGP.app

ik8sqi2 - This worked for me, thanks.

Christopher Graham5 (and anyone else with this problem) I did not have to go thru your extra steps but I did boot off a recovery jump drive I created with Lion instead of the recovery partition, don't know if that made a difference.

I too am having the same problem. I can use the recovery partition to boot, but cannot mount my disk0s2 to remove and move files.

I am trying hdiutil mount /dev/disk0s2 -stdinpass (and then I put in my password)... oh - is it asking for the alphanumeric password it created?

Okay - what you need to do is after you boot into the recovery mode, go to Disk Utility and dounble click on your drive. It will ask for a password, and then mount the drive. Exit Disk utiltity, then go to the Recovery Terminal via the menu item.

My password was not the alpha-numeric, but rather the master filevault password I set. You may just need to put in your user password, but I did not try that one.

ik8sqi2's Solution did work!

Full and faster solution:

1. Boot into recovery mode (hold cmd+R as the computer starts)
2. Use Disk Utility to mount your encrypted drive by double-clicking on the disk and entering your normal encryption password
3. Load Terminal from the other utilities
4. MOVE just the following two files to a convenient location
   1. /System/Library/Extensions/PGPwde.kext
   2. /Library/PriviledgedHelperTools/com.pgp.framework.PGPwde
5. Boot - it should boot normally
6. Once booted back into the GUI, copy those two files back
7. Run the PGP removal stuff via the GUI
8. Never ever ever ever use PGP ever again

Props to all the above posters for leading me to finding this solution, and props to BenjieGillam for calmly running through it for me.

Good luck!

Jof

Excellent way to solve the problem - thanx a lot to everyone and JofArnold for the "easy" way.

Only one little note for those not so apt in Terminal but with the same problem. These are the two lines you have to call in Terminal to move the two culprits to your desktop:

mv /Volumes/[YOUR LION-DISK]/System/Library/Extensions/PGPwde.kext /Volumes/[YOUR LION-DISK]/Users/[YOUR USER-SHORTNAME]/Desktop

mv /Volumes/[YOUR LION-DISK]/Library/PriviledgedHelperTools/com.pgp.framework.PGPwde /Volumes/[YOUR LION-DISK]/Users/[YOUR USER-SHORTNAME]/Desktop

Regards

Jim Knopf