I had a look at the Maya install dmg and found that the initial application is not a pkg file. But fortunately, inside the package contents:
/Volumes/Maya/Install\ Maya\ 2012.app/Contents/Resources/Maya....
- Maya2012.mpkg
- Additional Items
- ADC_docs6.0.pkg
- AdLM_standalone.mpkg
- AutodeskBackburner2012.mpkg
- AutodeskDirectConnect6.0.pkg
- AutodeskUninstaller.pkg
- Composite2012.pkg
- CraftDirectorStudioMaya2012.dmg
- Maya_quicktime_components.pkg
- autodesk.backburner.monitor-2012.0_423_i386.pkg
- autodesk.webentry-1.0-603.i386.pkg
- backburner-2012.0_1560_i386.pkg
- dmmPluginForMaya2012x64.pkg
All I did was to highlight all these files and have Apple Remote Desktop install them for me, minus "CraftDirectorStudioMaya2012.dmg" which I am don't think I need.
On going to the computer I tested this process on, I found that a user was already logged on and a message saying:
a certain process needed "Rosetta" installing should I do so?
I clicked yes and forgot to read which Application it was. Looking in the logs I found:
20/04/2012 11:44:06 com.apple.coreservices.uiagent[1050] 11:44:06CoreServicesUIAgent[1050]
It was this "aksusbd" which needed it.
I also found in the logs that the install process tries to start backburner and comes up with the same error message I came up with here:
/usr/discreet/backburner/backburner: line 64: syntax error: unexpected end of file
I can fix this simply by copying the fixed version of the backburner file.
just found this update for backburner. Found on this page
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