Ps CS6 + Mac OS X Lion - Installation Fails at 2%

Question

OK, this is for the Adobe depolyment team.  Since you've decided to create what I can only describe as the world's most convoluted file-based installer, you've also created a vast array of conditions that will cause the installation to fail.
The latest among these failures is the following:
* Downloaded Ps CS6 and attempted to install.  Installer hung for about 30 minutes, although files were being written.  Never finished.
* Force quit the AAM; then, it wouldn't open again until the computer had been restarted.  (Hint:  Give us a manifest of files that the installer writes to disk so that we can clean up after it when it fails.)
* Upon reboot, AAM Installer will open, but fails at 2%.  The "error summary" - and it is just that, very brief - says:  "ASU has quit unexpectedly."
Slightly more helpful information is in /private/tmp/oobelib.log.  This looks bad:
PCDService: Failed to read value for key [Photoshop-CS6-Mac-PR] in hive [FA_Set] from cache : 769
And so does this (but maybe it's just the grammar):
2012-03-22 14:13:55 [885]  OOBELib: Dispatch table file doesnot exists.
So, it would be nice to have or know:
* A complete manifest of files that the Adobe AAM Installer creates DURING installation so that we can manually clean up after it when it fails.
* A decent log file that references the PATHS TO THE FILES that cause problems.  Telling me that you can't read a key from a database (or "hive" as you like to call it) isn't helpful if I don't know where that database is located in the filesystem.
* In English, you make the emphatic "tense" by conjugating the verb "to do," but not the verb of emphasis.  For example, these are correct:
The file exists. (Notice that we conjugated the verb "to exist" for the third person singular of the present indicative.)
The files exist.  (Third-person plural of present indicative.)
The file does exist.  (When using the emphatic tense, we conjugate "to do," but make no adjustment to "exist.")
The files do exist.  (Third-person plural present indicative in emphatic mood.)
Adding the adverb "not":
The file does not exist.
The files do not exist.
It is also possible to use a contraction:
does not exist = doesn't exist
do not exist = don't exist

Answer 1

Hi,
We are tracking this issue on other forum as well:
http://forums.adobe.com/message/4286533#4286533
Regards,
Ashutosh