Macbook setup crash on FileVault

[massey]

I take it from other reports that I'm not the only one that crashed during setup on FileVault. Incidentally, my system was on 10.10.2. In the process of updating now.

 

[jm5309]

Yeah, mine did too. I rebooted and was good to go then.

 

[newellj]

I said "screw it" since nothing had been installed yet and did an Internet Recovery installation of 10.10.3.

 

[dexterbell]

Yeah, mine did too. I rebooted and was good to go then.

Same here except it then created 2 admins and I had to go in and delete the first one. Mildly annoying.

 

[massey]

yeah, also had created two admins. A bit annoying but updating now.

 

[gregsapphire]

Same thing happened to me. I had to reboot and delete second account.

 

[newellj]

Same here except it then created 2 admins and I had to go in and delete the first one. Mildly annoying.

Ha same here - which was another reason to wipe the thing clean with an erase and IR install.

 

[massey]

I wonder if it's only happening to those macbooks with 10.10.2 installed.

 

[Theophil1971]

Mine (1.2/512) came with 10.10.2 installed. FileVault went off without a hitch whatsoever. No delay, no beachball... As soon as I booted into OS X, I updated to 10.10.3. FileVault is on, and all seems well.

Sorry for those of you who have had trouble!

 

[garyleecn]

looks like a common problem. so did mine.
i just force rebooted it and there was two admin accounts, just delete one of them.

 

[jonfarr]

same issue here, also was 10.10.2 out of the box. Downloading the update now.

 

[Cvx5832]

I also experienced the beachball at that step. Fortunately I read a post here to just wait for it. 10-15 minutes later sure enough it went through.

 

[Manacit]

Same thing happened here a well. I wonder how this escaped their QA process if it's happening on so many (all?) of them.

I just restarted, created a second admin account and went back and deleted the second one. FileValut enabled no problem, and there was nothing weird after I upgraded to 10.10.3.