I'm currently running AutoCAD LT 2013 for Mac (3.4ghz i7 processor; 8 GB 1600 mhz DDR3 RAM) using OS 10.9.5 (Maverick). I've been running it for two years with no issues, until this evening. I was working on a drawing and I received a notice that I should upgrade to Service Pack 3. I wrapped up my drawing, and before starting my next drawing I began the update. After it was installed, I clicked on the icon to get started on the next drawing and the splash screen comes up for the standard few seconds and then disappears, and nothing. No warnings, no messages...nothing. I've tried rebooting, and I'm out of ideas. I would rather not uninstall and reinstall, and looking through some of the other posts it might not solve the problem especially since I only have one seat (licence). My business has been shut down as a result of service pack 3 bricking my software.
PLEASE HELP!
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Thanks for the quick reply. Is this what you were looking for?
Marker - Dec 30, 2014, 10:05:58 PM
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[724]: 724 DAEMONIZE: setting umask 0
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[724]: 724 DAEMONIZE: session parent exiting
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[724]: exiting and supressing hooks: 0
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[725]: 725 DAEMONIZE: session new session leader
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[725]: 725 DAEMONIZE: tty disconnect parent exiting
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[726]: 726 DAEMONIZE: tty disconnect child
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[726]: 726 DAEMONIZE: closing file descriptors
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[726]: 726 Execing /Applications/Autodesk/Adlm/R9/LMU.app/Contents/MacOS/lmuopen
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[726]: 726 with argument: lmuopen
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac LMU[726]: 726 with argument: /Applications/Autodesk/Adlm/R9/LMU.app/Contents/MacOS/LMU
Dec 30 22:06:02 daniels-imac lmuopen[726]: Launching: /Applications/Autodesk/Adlm/R9/LMU.app/Contents/MacOS/LMU
I tried several times to get more information, but everytime it produced the same results.
I haven't had to uninstall since I started this business, so I'm not sure if uninstalling the software and reinstalling will invalidate my licence (seat). Will I be doing myself harm by uninsatlling and reinstalling the software? Are there any steps that I should take given my siutation?
Thanks for all your help.
I have the same issue - a late 2013 13" MacBook Air 8g ram 85g available drive space running Mavericks with 2013LT SP2. Installed SP3 and then only get the splash screen when opening AutoCAD. Did a full 'remove' including 'all settings', did a complete re-install from the original disk (worked), installed SP1 (worked), installed SP2 (worked), installed SP3 - broke.
My syslog (all messages, from the time I invoke AutoCAD) looks the same:
12/31/14 11:35:16.670 AM LMU[982]: 982 DAEMONIZE: setting umask 0
12/31/14 11:35:16.671 AM LMU[982]: 982 DAEMONIZE: session parent exiting
12/31/14 11:35:16.671 AM LMU[982]: exiting and supressing hooks: 0
12/31/14 11:35:16.671 AM LMU[983]: 983 DAEMONIZE: session new session leader
12/31/14 11:35:16.672 AM LMU[983]: 983 DAEMONIZE: tty disconnect parent exiting
12/31/14 11:35:16.672 AM LMU[984]: 984 DAEMONIZE: tty disconnect child
12/31/14 11:35:16.672 AM LMU[984]: 984 DAEMONIZE: closing file descriptors
12/31/14 11:35:16.672 AM LMU[984]: 984 Execing /Applications/Autodesk/Adlm/R9/LMU.app/Contents/MacOS/lmuopen
12/31/14 11:35:16.673 AM LMU[984]: 984 with argument: lmuopen
12/31/14 11:35:16.673 AM LMU[984]: 984 with argument: /Applications/Autodesk/Adlm/R9/LMU.app/Contents/MacOS/LMU
12/31/14 11:35:16.686 AM lmuopen[984]: Launching: /Applications/Autodesk/Adlm/R9/LMU.app/Contents/MacOS/LMU
12/31/14 11:36:06.976 AM LMU[983]: exiting and supressing hooks: 0
Thoughts?
ch
I'm glad that it's just not me this is happening to and getting the same results from Console.app in the system log. I'm also glad to see that you were able to remove and reinstall without any major issues. I'm going to give that an attempt tonight hopefully with positive results.
According to the MacACAD blog, it seems like SP3 is to help with Yosemiti. I've been avoiding upgrading because AutoCAD stated that their software isn't compatible with it (yet). The SP3 release notes didn't say anythign about becoming compatibile with Yosemiti, so I'm confused if I should finally upgrade or not.
Thanks,
Dan
Dan - the readme file on the download page for AutoCAD LT 2013 SP3 explicitly claims it addresses issues with Yosemite:
"Thank you for downloading AutoCAD® 2013 for Mac® Service Pack 3 and AutoCAD LT® 2013 for Mac Service Pack 3
This update resolves compatibility issues on the new Mac OS X Mavericks, as well as the issues that have been reported while using the software on the latest versions of Mac OS X Yosemite. It also resolves problems reported by the Customer Error Reporting (CER) utility and other general problems identified after AutoCAD 2013 for Mac Service Pack 2 was made available."
Now if it only worked. It makes me wonder if SP3 ONLY works with yosemite? I'm not sure I'm brave enough to give that a go.
ch
It states, "This update resolves compatibility issues on the new Mac OS X Mavericks, as well as the issues that have been reported while using the software on the latest versions of Mac OS X Yosemite"
The way I read this is that it states that it resolves issues that have been reported using Yosemiti, but stopped short of saying that it's now actually compatible with Yosemiti.
So yeah, If this update is ONLY for Yosemiti, then we have been misinformed as to what SP3 is for. Does anyone have any information on this?
-Dan
So I've been kicking the can of uninstalling and reinstalling down all day. I'm finally ready to sit down and begin the process, and realized I can just "Time Machine" my system back into place within the Mac iOS. So I told my Operating System to restore the entire //Applications/AutoDesk folder to three days ago. Luckily it only took about two minutes to restore to what it was before all this, and I started AutoCAD up with no problems. The first message I get when I open AutoCAD is "Service Pack 3 is available for download." I just clicked "X" and it seems as though everything is working fine.
I'd be curious to know if SP3 is ONLY for Yosemiti users, and if there would be any reason why I wouldn't upgrade to Yosemiti.
Thanks for all the help in getting this resolved.
I did as you instructed. I installed the 2015 demo, started up a drawing, saved and closed the demo. I opened up 2013, updated to SP3, and it opened the software. I opened the same file I started in the demo in AC LT 2013, saved and closed the software. I removed the 2015 demo and started up 2013 with the same drawing. Right now, it appears to be stable, so I'm considering this a work around until Autodesk can clairify if the SP3 update will allow me to upgrade to Yosemiti. I'm not risking it until I know it works.
I appreciate your help in the matter and I hope these solutions can help others out there who may have the same issue.
Thanks again,
Dan
As I have found, service pack 3 does not fix the problems with Yosemite 2013 LT for Mac as they say it does. The program won't open.
Thanks to all for reporting this problem and Maxim for the temporary workaround. We're actively looking into it right now.
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