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4,312 reads · 2010-02-25
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The result of kextstat command is changed.

OS: Snow Leopard 10.6.2 (retail) E/E: fakesmc, evoRestart I got 102 kexts loaded immediately after booting. But about 1 minutes later, I got 94 kexts loaded. I did nothing except running kextstat command. The followings are 8 lost kexsts.…

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@dodamn Published 2010-02-25
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Snow Leopard 10.6
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OS: Snow Leopard 10.6.2 (retail)
E/E: fakesmc, evoRestart

I got 102 kexts loaded immediately after booting. But about 1 minutes later, I got 94 kexts loaded. I did nothing except running kextstat command.
The followings are 8 lost kexsts.
AppleFileSystemDriver
AppleIntelMeromProfile
AppleSMBusPCI
AppleIntelNehalemProfile
AudioAUUC
AppleHDAHardwareConfigDriver
AppleHDAPlatformDriver
AppleTyMCEDriver

There are no errror and suspicious message in kern.log, system.log and dmesg.

Why does this happen?
Is it normal?

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