removing used apps to free up four gigabytes of storage (with thirty.shutting down anything possibly competing for bandwidth.rebooting the router and iPad at the same time.There were no other files in that directory during the previous attempt although there had been several attempts the day before.Īttempts to have the iPad update itself never got past 'update requested' over a several-hour wait.

download was not there the previous time. Clicked update again and iTunes started a new file called iPad_64bit_TouchID_ASTC_13.1.1_17A854_ The.

The download filename was iPad_64bit_TouchID_ASTC_13.1.1_17A854_Restore.ipsw which grew to 3585 MB and stopped. UPDATE TWO: The 'iTunes is downloading and will install' went away with no diagnostics, and then iTunes told me that an update is available and do I want to download and install it? ( Same question I already answered.). What is actually happening and what do I do about it? Lsof and sudo lsof have no output-what's up with that? (No other packets are shown on any other port, which seems odd.) And responding to each with a packet of length zero on the same port. Tcpdump -vv shows that I am fetching packets of 1440 bytes from at about 1.3 GB per hour. Because now (26 minutes later) that directory is 2.6 GB. UPDATE: There must be either another temporary location, or the 1440-byte packets were something else. Where does iTunes save iOS updates? suggests that the update should be less than a gigabyte and should be put in ~/Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates-which is currently empty, owned by me, and writable. Has been displayed for more than an hour.

ITunes is currently downloading software for the iPad 'iPad'.

Itunes downloading software for iphone