Aperture 3.4 cannot repair/update library

  See also link from previous discussion:
https://discussions.apple.com/message/19731719?ac_cid=tw123456#19731719
Aperture is repeatedly repairing its library
Upon the recent "update" from Apple concerning Aperture 3.4:
I installed the update on 9/20. 
When I open my massive 1.16 TB Aperture library, I get this message:
Aperture has detected inconsistencies in your library.  Please click Repair to avoid any potential problems. 
Click Repair.
Then this message:
Repairing Library: Examining Library
Then this message:
Repairing Library, 1% Complete
Since then, Aperture has been repairing my massive 1.16 TB library for ~ 5 hours until it gets to 77% and then "Aperture Not Responding".
I have to Force Quit.
Open Aperture again and then this message:
Restore Windows.  The application "Aperture" was forced to quit while trying to restore its windows.  Do you want to try to restore its windows again.
Click Restore Windows
Then this message:
Aperture has detected inconsistencies in your library.  Please click Repair to avoid any potential problems. 
Click Repair.
Then this message:
Repairing Library: Examining Library
Then this message:
Repairing Library, 1% Complete
Then, the cycle begins again until it gets to 77% in about ~5 hours
Then "Aperture Not Responding".
I have to Force Quit.
And so on.
So, I deleted Aperture from hard drive
Install Aperture 3.0 from cd/dvd
Open Aperture...with new library.  Fine.
Close Aperture.
Open Massive Aperture Library
Get this message:
Warning: The library in "Volumes/Libraries/ApertureLibrary.aplibrary" cannot be loaded because it is from a newer version of Aperture.
Select Quit
Close Aperture
Update Aperture to 3.4
Open Aperture with massive library
This message:
Aperture has detected inconsistencies in your library.  Please click Repair to avoid any potential problems. 
Click Repair.
Then this message:
Repairing Library: Examining Library
Then this message:
Repairing Library, 1% Complete
Since then, Aperture has been repairing my massive 1.16 TB library for ~ 5 hours until it gets to 77% and then "Aperture Not Responding".
I have to Force Quit.
Of course I send the Report to Apple.  Every time.
And so on and on and on and on.  For FOUR DAYS already.
My Mac Pro has been a brick and unusable since it is hogging the cpu with this Aperture update. 
Check back to the Apple Discussion Forums
Get this message:
We'll be back soon.  We are busy updating Apple Support communities for you and will be back shortly.
Repeat all the steps above for 2-3 times per day for 4 days.
This morning, ran the Repair Library from 8:00 a.m. until 11:56 a.m., when I force quit. 
Rebooted computer.
Option + Command Click while opening Aperture.
Repair permissions.
Repairing Library, Database.  That ran until 3:00 p.m. when it got to 77% again and we start the ground hog day all over. 
Quit Aperture.
Option + Command Click while opening Aperture.
REBUILD Database, 3rd option.
3:11 p.m. 9720 versions restored.
4:19 p.m. 93000 versions restored
5:46 p.m. 169936 versions restored.
6:30 p.m., at time of this writing, it is still at 169936 versions restored. 
When Force Quit, Aperture is NOT showing up as Not Responding.  But...we aren't done yet either. 
So, I have repaired permissions on my computer.
Re-installed Aperture from CD
Tried Time Machine
and rebuild library up the wa-zoo.  To no avail.
I have removed the plist items from permissions. 
Nothing so far has worked. 
I'm sick and tired of spending the last 4 days rebuilding and not being able to use Aperture. 
I am extremely disappointed.
And this nonsense happened in April as well.
I am an Aperture Certified Pro. Aperture 2, Level 1.
So sad...

John, if you already reinstalled and tried all repair options, we need more clues to what might be wrong in your case. Please post a crash report (the first 60 lines + the crashed thread) and any diagnostic messages relating to Aperture that you can see in the console window.
Regards
Léonie

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