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I’m running 10.2.8, I think the installer was designed for 10.3 and later and there were some changes in the way some user details were stored. Try to enter the following into the Terminal:
sudo bash
This will then ask you for your password…the command "sudo" gives you SUperuser capabilities to DO some freaky stuff for just a few minutes allowing you to easily type, or copy and paste, these exact three lines into the Terminal:
echo ‘echo $USER’ > /usr/bin/logname
chmod a+x /usr/bin/logname
exit
And for me the Elements installer ran very nicely thereafter. Make sure you use SINGLE QUOTES exactly as typed above.
sudo bash
This will then ask you for your password…the command "sudo" gives you SUperuser capabilities to DO some freaky stuff for just a few minutes allowing you to easily type, or copy and paste, these exact three lines into the Terminal:
echo ‘echo $USER’ > /usr/bin/logname
chmod a+x /usr/bin/logname
exit
And for me the Elements installer ran very nicely thereafter. Make sure you use SINGLE QUOTES exactly as typed above.
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