Sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions/įor the repairing of the kexts permissions:
Sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/ I want to share my thoughts on the repairing of the kexts permissions:įrom time to time you can hear the opinion that after the use of Kext Utility will still need to repair the kexts in Disk Utility, then why do you need to use KU?Īnd it may be easier to type in the terminal well-known commands: After installing and configuring the system, if there is free time, run "Disk Utility", and repair the kexts, according to their native permissions. On the system performance, is not affected.
#KEXT UTILITY HIGH SIERRA MAC OS#
This saves a lot of time and nervous when installing and configuring the MAC OS X. The latest KU uses highly modified high-speed method of repair kexts. To all kexts granted the same rights (a little more liberal, than it is necessary). Update a records about the unsigned installed kexts in the AppleKextExcludeList.kext (disabled for 10.10 and up) That provides access to an EFI partition in single user mode (disabled for 10.10 and up)
Patch msdosfs.kext ist for add OSBundleRequired="Console".
#KEXT UTILITY HIGH SIERRA MAC OS X#
KU can automatically add/remove boot args: "-v" for verbose boot, "kext-dev-mode=1" for load unsigned kexts in MAC OS X "Yosemite" and "rootless=0" for perform any repair permissions operation in and Unbelievable! in NVRam Kext Utility.app/Contents/Resources/ KU_ist for ON|OFF some KU functions Install multiple kext files simultaneously
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