I was asked to upgrade Garageband in our iMacs in the Lab from 10.0.1 to 10.1.2. As the first time I do this upgrade (Garageband is part of the image when we deploy them to the iMacs) but in this instance it's necessary to upgrade Garageband without re imaging the iMacs
I did what I normally do when I deploy apps. Used composer to do a pre snapshot, then upgraded Garageband then ran the after snapshot. create a .pkg and deploy it through casper to the iMacs using a policy.
Opened Garageband in one of the iMacs just to find out that collection of sounds and loops are missing. I tried creating a garageband package from a Macbook air that's has been upgrade to 10.1.2, got all the loops and sounds, deployed the package to one of the iMacs as a test but didn't work. The size of the package I created and the size of Garageband in the Macbook air are roughly the same (2GB) and I thought it would work.
Wondering if anyone would know or can guide me on how to get the loops and the sounds back to the iMacs. Did I miss a step? would I need to login to each computer and re-download Garageband through the Apple store to get the sounds and loops that way?
Cheers,
Enrique




