I re-started the conversion by typing /usr/libexec/corestoraged.+-> Logical Volume XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX I got the last screen below, and the key is that Conversion Progress: Paused In Recovery mode, run Terminal from the menu (if it doesn't start, hold Cmd + R during boot).
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The solution is given by the guru "mewiki" over at the Apple forum post, Unable to Install OS X El Capitan FileVault conversion in progress. Who knows? The Fix - Let FileVault Complete Perhaps if I had let Step 3 above continue without closing the message, it would have completed and then only gone on to Step 4 and begun the upgrade process.
DiskUtility does not have any options to check the status or progress of FileVault.Choosing Reinstall macOS from the Recovery menu has the start up disk greyed out - because FileVault encryption is in progress.Then the macOS Sierra update app ran, and from here on it's a blur - the machine rebooted but went to macOS Recovery mode instead (read more About macOS Recovery).Wrote down the FileVault Recovery Key, and closed the FileVault message that I could continue to use the machine while FileVault worked in the background.Greeted with prompt to enter my admin password for FileVault to start.
I triggered an OS update from the Install Sierra app.So I got a new MacBook for work and I didn't realize upon next reboot, the enterprise profile had mandated FileVault encrypt the start up disk, and Apple had recommended an upgrade to macOS Sierra at the same time! You can imagine triggering both simultaneously upon reboot didn't go well at all! FileVault vs Sierra Update
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