Installer failure with Acrobat Reader Xl on Macbook Pro with OS 10.8.

Installer quits with Installation error
Here is the error message I receive. I am clueless what this means and why I am having trouble
"dyld:DYLD_environment variables being ignored becuase main executable (/System/Library/PrivareFrameworks/Iinstall.framework/Resoures/runner) is setuid or setgid installer;Package name is Adobe Reader X1(11.0.01. Installer: Installing at base path /Installer: the install failed (the installer encountered an error that casued hte installation to fail. Contact the softwware manufacturer for assistance)"
I know this is free software but , really,there should be assistance understanding this type of message and help with a solution.NEVER had trouble with reader in all the years i have happily used it

i would like to thank adobe for ignoring this question for almost 5 solid months. Way to go adobe.
Please insert annoying diatribe for adobe not signing their freaking adobe certificate package for 10.8.3   REALLY?
Steps I followed
Uninstalled all my CSS applications
Ran the pretty much useless CS Cleaner
Tried to delete anything and everything that said adobe in all the cache directories. (someone had a nice post on problems with cs3 that i tried to emulate)
Lost count of the number of reboots and attempted reinstalls
completely disabled apple security for applications
Enabled Root user
Opened terminal root
ih8adobe4beingMS:/ root# installer -pkg "Adobe Reader XI Installer.pkg" -target /
installer: Package name is Adobe Reader XI (11.0.02)
installer: Certificate used to sign package is not trusted. Use -allowUntrusted to override.
          8. Qbert diatribe for probably 15 mintues
   Steps to resolve
downloaded full version, with already downloaded stuff. http://www.adobe.com/support/downloads/detail.jsp?ftpID=5561 (google: Adobe Reader 11.0.02 full installer - English)
copied installer to / (root directory)
ran
ih8adobe4beingMS:/ root# installer -pkg "Adobe Reader XI Installer.pkg" -target / -allowUntrusted
output:
installer: Package name is Adobe Reader XI (11.0.02)
installer: Installing at base path /
installer: The install was successful.
used spotlight and opened adobe, accepted license agreement.
dear adobe: please feel free to send me a free upgrade on my CSSX to the latest version.
[update: i corrected a typo in the word license]

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