The <blahs> appear to be some hash of either the computer or the software being downloaded. Try the following:
Open a Terminal
sudo find /private -name ' SomePartOfTheDriverNameYouAreLookingFor' -print
then sudo cd <the directory shown above>
Note I don't see /private in finder because of the permissions on it (hence the need for sudo above).
Also note, I had one directory in <blah> named -Cache- which is tricky to cd into because the leading - is perceived as an argument to cd, so I just cd into the entire directory path instead.
Finally, be wary doing things as root (sudo) as you can end up damaging your OS (so don't go around removing files you are not sure about)
Visit the PS5 system software update page and select the 'Update system software' section. Download the update file and save it in the 'UPDATE' folder. Save the file as 'PS5UPDATE.PUP'. Plug the USB drive containing the file into your PS5 console. Start the PS5 console in Safe Mode: press and hold the power button, releasing after the second. Documents and Settings Application Data Apple Computer iTunes iPhone Software Updates. On Windows Vista/Windows 7 Users AppData Roaming Apple Computer iTunes iPhone Software Updates. On Mac /Library/iTunes/iPhone Software Updates. I believe that the updates do not delete after they are installed. Via this iPhone FAQ article. For iPhone 5, an update is required to resume accurate GPS location and to use functions that rely on correct date and time including App Store, iCloud, email, and web browsing. If you didn't update your iPhone 5 before November 3, 2019, you need to back up and restore using a Mac or PC in order to update, because over-the-air software updates.
Apple Software Update Download Location
May 31, 2009 9:05 AM