Flash Update Fails

I, and it seems several others, am having a problem updating
my virgin CS3 Flash install to 9.0.2. using Adobe Flash Player
Update for Flash CS3 Professional. Upon launching the AdobePatcher
file and authenticating it pops up a dialog that reads "An error
occurred during installation. The update cannot be applied to the
product." Running Adobe Updater doesn't indicate it even needs an
update. The AdobeSoftwareUpdate.log dump is as follows:

I've got the exact same error and also same log entries
running 10.5.2 on a PowerMac G5.
I've seen several other post along the same lines, people
having problems with the update. So far, no answers to any of
them.

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