MBP stuck on "running package cripts"

My computer is stuck on updating software Leopard for last 6 hours. It shows 99% done but process is not ending and update not completing.. Can I just hang up and reboot.

Is it in the process of downloading the update or has the installer launched and it is installing?  If it's only the download you can kill it with no problems.  If it is already installing and hung (which it is if you have been steering at for 6 hours) then you will still have to kill it since there is no other way out.  But who knows what state your OS is in?  Odds are it may not even boot.  But you won't know until you try.  If it does boot you can download and try the install again (although not knowing why you hug in the first place may mean it won't work a second time either).
Things like this are why you should always have a backup of your system before updating it.

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