So I used Apple Remote Desktop to push out a unix command to install Rosetta 2 on the M1 Macs. I never saw that info anywhere from Adobe (and why won't they just build a universal app?). You read that correctly, even though this is a specific build for an M1 Mac, Rosetta 2 needs to be there upon installation, or it will not progress, and fails. After several days (yes, days) of trial and error and troubleshooting, I finally manually ran the package on one of the M1 iMacs and discovered that even though Adobe has you build an M1-specific CC packaged, that package still requires the Rosetta 2 "Intel" emulator on the local M1 Mac to actually run the install (!!!?!). But the packaged continually refused to install via Jamf, and the error messages were of no help. I built special "Apple Silicon" packages in the Adobe CC console, downloaded them, uploaded the Install pkg to Jamf, all the normal processes. I was attempting to install Adobe Creative Cloud Device Licenses (not Named User Licenses) on a bunch of new M1 iMacs. I know that most of the people on here are smarter, more experienced Jamfnerds than I am, but I thought I'd post this nugget for the rest of us who are scrambling to figure things out.
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