I understand now. I thought you could boot normally.

Ok, so if you want to make any changes on the disk - first, you have to mount the drive. At the prompt write :

mount -uw /

and return. Now you can remove the mkext file, but if you dont have extension folder - it probably wont recreate itself. To unpack the mkext package and see what's inside, or recreate the folder :

mkextunpack -d output_dir file_you_want_to_unpack

hope this will help.

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