Mac os x 10.6.8 update to 10.7.2 with terminal in imac

how to upgrade mac os x 10.6.8 update to 10.7.2 please give me step ..
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Or if you're thinking of using some combination of System Image Utility (SIU), InstaDMG or related tools, and your own rollout via netboot or otherwise, and specifically details around building your own installation, then here are some introductions:
http://www.coolestguyplanettech.com/create-an-image-of-os-x-lion-10-7-using-inst admg/
http://derflounder.wordpress.com/2011/08/04/creating-a-never-booted-10-7-image-w ith-included-recovery-hd-partition/
http://www.afp548.com/article.php?story=instadmg

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I see my question was answered by 10.0.2 released 23 January!!
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I have an older mac and it wants me to update to itunes 10 but my mac is too old and I cant figure out how to disable the update so I can use the store.

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No spaces.
Pure alphanumeric.
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Actually a Late 2009 can take 8GB of RAM and only the Early 2009 needs the EFI update.
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I have decided to dedicate this thread to the wonderful errors of Lion OSX. Each time I find a huge problem with Lion I will make note of it here.
Today I discovered a new treasure of doggie poop in Lion. No Save As......
I repeat. No Save As. In text editor I couldn't save the file with a new extension. I finally accomplished this oh so majorly difficult task (because we all know how difficult it should be to save a file with a new extension) by pressing duplicate and then saving a copy of the file with a new extension. Yet then I had to delete the first copy and send it to trash. And of course then I have to secure empty trash because if I have to do this the rest of my mac's life I will be taking up a quarter of percentage of space with duplicate files. So this is the real reason they got rid of Save As: so that it would garble up some extra GB on the ole hard disk.
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I have no idea how to install the Mac OS X 10.6.1. update disc sent to me by Apple.

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2006-004 Mac OS X 10.4.7 update crashed Macbook

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Same problem.
DEAD MACBOOK.
I have never been this outraged.
I have owned many, many, macs and never problems like this.
And Apple has the "Nerve" to say things like "Hasta la Vista - VISTA"?
Well, if it werent for my windows xp machine, I would not be able to troubleshoot my mac. Hasta la vista nothing til they get it together.
I even thought about installing osx on my Dell D600 so I could use target mode to save my macbook and what not. But, I just don't think it's right. Not to mention illeagal.
So,
SOLUTION : Archive and install.
Backup, then CLEAN INSTALL.
Hours, and hours.
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I go to wifi hotspots as well because I only have dial-up at home. With the "How to highjack a macbook in 60 sec." article floating all around the internet telling PC users how to take over our macbooks, as soon as apple fixes this, I will be AFRAID to install this fix. Not good.
No more WIFI hotspots for me.
No more Updates for me.
Maybe, no more apple for me if this keeps up.
Looks like the move to intel wasn't so smooth afterall Mr. Jobs!
Apple is having many many issues like MS has had. Who's the copycat now?
MMMMMMMM. Ubuntu Linux sounding better on my macbook everyday.

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Thanks Jeff,
However when the Adobe tech support person took control of my Mac Pro, this was one of the processes they tried that failed to produce results.
They reviewed the log files as well.
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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=303419
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