Unibeast 1.7 Error: You need your purchased Install OS X Mountain Lion.app in the Applications folde

[Montmac]

You need your purchased Install OS X Mountain Lion.app in the Applications folder before you can install is the error I get over and over.

I have tried over and over, downloaded the installer 3 times from the app store. This is on a 2012 Mac Mini. I am using Unibeast 1.7 and I get this error every time, "You need your purchased Install OS X Mountain Lion.app in the Applications folder before you can install". The install file is in the applications folder. This has never happened in the past? Is it okay to use OSX 10.8.3 install file? That is what I get when I download my purchase from the app store.

This is what the install log looks like:

May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: @(#)PROGRAM:Install PROJECT:Install-735
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: @(#)PROGRAM:Installer PROJECT:Installer-614
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Hardware: Macmini6,2 @ 2.60 GHz (x 8), 16384 MB RAM
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Running OS Build: Mac OS X 10.8.3 (12D78)
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: PATH=/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: TMPDIR=/var/folders/v5/tvvt56911dj_ly1js30wtwrr0000gn/T/
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: SHELL=/bin/bash
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: HOME=/Users/xxxxxx
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: USER=xxxxxx
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: LOGNAME=xxxxxx
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: SSH_AUTH_SOCK=/tmp/launch-UBIEAe/Listeners
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: Apple_Ubiquity_Message=/tmp/launch-WnCjyJ/Apple_Ubiquity_Message
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: Apple_PubSub_Socket_Render=/tmp/launch-P1ogPU/Render
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: COMMAND_MODE=unix2003
May 20 23:55:31 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Env: __CF_USER_TEXT_ENCODING=0x1F5:0:0
May 20 23:55:32 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: UniBeast Mac App Store Mountain Lion Installation Log
May 20 23:55:32 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Opened from: /Users/xxxxxx/Desktop/UniBeast - Mountain Lion 1.7.0.pkg
May 20 23:55:32 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Product archive /Users/xxxxxx/Desktop/UniBeast - Mountain Lion 1.7.0.pkg trustLevel=202
May 20 23:55:32 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Installation checks failed.
May 20 23:55:32 rmmini.pk5001z Installer[3240]: Installation check failure. Mountain Lion Application Missing. You need your purchased Install OS X Mountain Lion.app in the Applications folder before you can install..

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[nickestrand]

i ´got thE same thing

 

[alex_go]

me too!

 

[Going Bald]

You need your purchased Install OS X Mountain Lion.app in the Applications folder before you can install is the error I get over and over.

I have tried over and over, downloaded the installer 3 times from the app store. This is on a 2012 Mac Mini. I am using Unibeast 1.7 and I get this error every time, "You need your purchased Install OS X Mountain Lion.app in the Applications folder before you can install". The install file is in the applications folder. This has never happened in the past? Is it okay to use OSX 10.8.3 install file? That is what I get when I download my purchase from the app store.

You do not - repeat DO NOT - need UniBeast with a real Mac. Download the app from the app store. Run the Install Mac OS Mountain Lion.app in the app folder by double clicking on it. Follow the prompts.

 

[gamerz08]

where is the applications folder? i dont even see the install app thingy. when i go to mac app store to get it it says to pay 19.99 to install and i've already paid once while installing it on the macbook. im a bit confused. any help would be appreciated.

 

[UrbanBard]

There are a number of ways you can find the app store. There is LaunchPad in the dock and then click on App store.

If you type in your Apple ID and password, the app store will remember your purchases. You can download upgrades from there or in updates. After you have installed your operating system, then you will have a list of files.

Applications
Library
System
Users

Your applications will be listed in Applications.
Your files are in Users under your name.