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01-15-2010, 12:06 PM
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Germany
Posts: 779
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When you put them to /Extra/Extensions you need to build an Extensions.mkext chache for them in the upper folder [/Extra] - I prefer to use this utility for that purpose:
https://www.apple.com/downloads/maco...mkexttool.html
Bur be aware, that you need to select x86_64 slim down, when you want to boot 64-Bit Kernel & Extensions.
Some Extensions like ApplePS2 drivers do not work correctly in /E/E if you put Extensions to /System/Library/Extensions be sure to fix the file permissions:
Code:
sudo -s
cd /System/Library/Extensions
chmod -R 755 *
chown -R root:wheel *
See here if you want further informations about what you are doing here.
Once done delete /System/Library/Chaches/com.apple.kext.chaches folder to have the Extensions chache beeing rebuild on next boot. (On Leopard this is /System/Libary/Extensions.mkext) - when you use an up-to-date bootloader you can also force the system to rebuild the chache by using -f boot parameter.
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