AirPort under -x mode
## Automatic notice to thread opener: If you post this kind of message into the News Category again, your Account will be disabled Is there a method to force Mac to load AirPort and Audio driver while loading -x mode ? I`ve got some…
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Is there a method to force Mac to load AirPort and Audio driver while loading -x mode ? I`ve got some problems under -f mode ( trying to fix them but... ) so i`m using -x mode . Unfortunatelly no Wifi and sound there - is there a way to force system to enable those functions in -x ?
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-x mode is a mode in which only loads the drivers which are neccessary for the system, like Safe Mode in Windows (F8).
actaully, what if you used sudo force kextload -s? and manually loaded all the airport and sound kexts? or just sudo kextload -s
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| @Taisto | Primary Author | 1 | 2008-02-03 |
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| @Anonymous | Contributor | 1 | 2008-02-03 |