Intel Mac Install Problems

Is anyone else out there running a new Intel Mac with 10.4.8?
The problem comes when I go to install CF MX 7.2. I tried all the
configurations possible for developer (stand alone, with JRun, on
top of J2EE) and it just won't install right. It gets to the part
where it says 'it installed okay first part, but to finish the
install check firewall ports, etc. and make sure CF is running.'
Anyway, I can never get CF to run. It tries to, and can't. The
annoying part is I have to manually uninstall the crap too each
time, as the 'uninstaller' gets so far and asks me for my admin
password (not the CF admin password, RDS password, but the actual
admin pass for my account). I enter it and it keeps telling me it
is wrong. So you can't unistall with the unistaller. Funny thing
though is when I go to just trash the whole app manually the system
asks for my admin pass and it takes it just fine.
So, my main question is: Has anyone gotten CF MX 7.2 to
successfully install and run on an Intel Mac? Or will it only work
on an older PowerPC? (All my other Macromedia/Adobe stuff is
running just fine since I upgraded from the PowerPC. It was a
little slow at first, but I threw a bunch of ram at it. I cannot
get CF to install at all though...)
Anyone with advice or insight please respond...
Thanks.

http://webmages.com:80/cfmxIntelOSXguide.html
"WantToProgFlex" <[email protected]> wrote
in message
news:eil6o3$d7k$[email protected]..
> Is anyone else out there running a new Intel Mac with
10.4.8? The problem
> comes when I go to install CF MX 7.2. I tried all the
configurations
> possible
> for developer (stand alone, with JRun, on top of J2EE)
and it just won't
> install right. It gets to the part where it says 'it
installed okay first
> part,
> but to finish the install check firewall ports, etc. and
make sure CF is
> running.' Anyway, I can never get CF to run. It tries
to, and can't. The
> annoying part is I have to manually uninstall the crap
too each time, as
> the
> 'uninstaller' gets so far and asks me for my admin
password (not the CF
> admin
> password, RDS password, but the actual admin pass for my
account). I enter
> it
> and it keeps telling me it is wrong. So you can't
unistall with the
> unistaller.
> Funny thing though is when I go to just trash the whole
app manually the
> system
> asks for my admin pass and it takes it just fine.
>
> So, my main question is: Has anyone gotten CF MX 7.2 to
successfully
> install
> and run on an Intel Mac? Or will it only work on an
older PowerPC? (All my
> other Macromedia/Adobe stuff is running just fine since
I upgraded from
> the
> PowerPC. It was a little slow at first, but I threw a
bunch of ram at it.
> I
> cannot get CF to install at all though...)
>
> Anyone with advice or insight please respond...
>
> Thanks.
>

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Revised 1/6/2009

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