MacOs High Sierra security update 2018-002 10.13.6 problem SOLVED
For a number of days and after 3 unsuccessful trials of discussion with Apple Assistance supervisors, I decided to clear all cache data and font maintenance that could eventually stick the mac during the update process. And now it passed without any problem.
I am using a MacPro 17 (2012), on HighSierra.
Here are the various cleaning actions I ran on Terminal (but I don't know for sure which of these commands really wiped away the problem, it is only affecting caches functions, anyway), please type them in a Terminal session, one-by-one :
- rm -rf ~/Library/Caches/*
- rm -rf ~/Library/Saved\ Application\ State/*
- sudo rm -rf /Library/Caches/*
- sudo rm -rf /System/Library/Caches/*
- atsutil databases -removeUser
- sudo atsutil databases -remove
- sudo atsutil server -shutdown
- sudo atsutil server -ping
- sudo rm -rf /var/folders/*
After performing the last Terminal command, Restart. If the update is not automatically restarting during the boot, you may need to have it installed via the AppleStore.
In fact, some cache data is preventing the Restart/Shutdown from the Apple Menu to work.
iPad Air Wi-Fi, Cellular, iOS 9.3.3
