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How can kext automatically load when booting Mac os?
My kext file should be loaded automatically at mac os boot time.
It currently appears in / Library / Extention, but it does not seem to be loaded automatically at boot time.
Is there a way?
xcode macos kernel-extension
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My kext file should be loaded automatically at mac os boot time.
It currently appears in / Library / Extention, but it does not seem to be loaded automatically at boot time.
Is there a way?
xcode macos kernel-extension
asked Jan 2 at 1:38
KimtwKimtw
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My kext file should be loaded automatically at mac os boot time.
It currently appears in / Library / Extention, but it does not seem to be loaded automatically at boot time.
Is there a way?
xcode macos kernel-extension
asked Jan 2 at 1:38
KimtwKimtw
31
My kext file should be loaded automatically at mac os boot time.
It currently appears in / Library / Extention, but it does not seem to be loaded automatically at boot time.
Is there a way?
xcode macos kernel-extension
xcode macos kernel-extension
asked Jan 2 at 1:38
KimtwKimtw
31
asked Jan 2 at 1:38
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For it to load automatically, it must either be an IOKit based kext, or another kext that gets loaded must depend on it.
If it's an IOKit kext, and there is no specific device which should trigger the loading of the kext, you can simply match the IOResources object. The official documentation on device & driver matching talks about how to set up matching in general, and about matching IOResources specifically.
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For it to load automatically, it must either be an IOKit based kext, or another kext that gets loaded must depend on it.
If it's an IOKit kext, and there is no specific device which should trigger the loading of the kext, you can simply match the IOResources object. The official documentation on device & driver matching talks about how to set up matching in general, and about matching IOResources specifically.
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For it to load automatically, it must either be an IOKit based kext, or another kext that gets loaded must depend on it.
If it's an IOKit kext, and there is no specific device which should trigger the loading of the kext, you can simply match the IOResources object. The official documentation on device & driver matching talks about how to set up matching in general, and about matching IOResources specifically.
answered Jan 2 at 13:07
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For it to load automatically, it must either be an IOKit based kext, or another kext that gets loaded must depend on it.
If it's an IOKit kext, and there is no specific device which should trigger the loading of the kext, you can simply match the IOResources object. The official documentation on device & driver matching talks about how to set up matching in general, and about matching IOResources specifically.
answered Jan 2 at 13:07
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For it to load automatically, it must either be an IOKit based kext, or another kext that gets loaded must depend on it.
If it's an IOKit kext, and there is no specific device which should trigger the loading of the kext, you can simply match the IOResources object. The official documentation on device & driver matching talks about how to set up matching in general, and about matching IOResources specifically.
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