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BackupExec 11d SP5 install fails

Created: 20 Sep 2012 | 4 comments
JLeslie's picture
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I'm trying to install SP5 to BackupExec 11d on SBS 2003. Doing it via Live Update from within BE I keep getting the LU1812 error. I've tried following the steps I found on a technical support page but they didn't help.

I then tried downloading SP5 and running it but it too fails. The install log contains the line "Error Code: 120300". When I look this up, it appears to indicate a problem installing or updating Adobe Reader. I don't know why that comes up and I can't find anything specific for that error code with BE SP5. I already have the latest Adobe Reader installed by the way.

Anyone have any ideas what to do?

JL

 

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VJware's picture

Would you pls post the install log ?

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Here are the contents of the log file. The file itself is named AdobeARM.log. I don't understand what this has to do with Adobe or Reader since I'm trying to install a Symantec BE service pack.

[2012-09-20 09:49:33] Adobe ARM 1.6.5.0 logging started.
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] Command Line:
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] ProductCode: {AC76BA86-7AD7-1033-7B44-AA1000000001}
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] ProductName: Adobe Reader X (10.1.4)
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] ProductVersion: 10.1.4
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] ProductUACPatching: disabled
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] Admin User, IsElevated returns 1
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] Automatic preferences not provided with command line and not found in Registry - using default ARM preference AUTO_DOWNLOAD
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] Time elapsed is less than time limit - returning 0
[2012-09-20 09:49:33]    Error Code: 120300

[2012-09-20 09:49:33] ARM returns ERROR_SUCCESS
[2012-09-20 09:49:33] Adobe ARM 1.6.5.0 logging finished.

 

Jonathan

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VJware's picture

AdobeARM is related to Adobe updates...BE install  (install of the core product, updates, etc) are logged in bkupinst.htm file..

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I've tried to open that bkupinst.htm file but either because it's so big or some other reason, IE chokes on it and I never get to see the contents of it. So the log is worthless to me.

 

Jonathan

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