#Kext utility snow leopard install#
Note : apple updates, itunes updates will install new kexts, you have to delete them again.
LogitechForceFeedback and ImmersionForceFeedback are some sort of special game Joysticks, I have deleted them and my simple USB Joystick still works.Īlways backup move them to maybe /unneeded, delete mkext in S/L, reboot with -f -v - if it boots normal you really dont need that kext and can delete it permanently.
These kexts are in Leopard 10.5.x only as the last PPC OSX.ĪppleCPUThermal/IntelCPUpowermanagement is not needed when you use Voodoopower. Kexts with AppleRISC**, and AppleNVcore99** in name is powerpc ( the old 1999 G4s ) only, useless on Intel installs. Itunesphone**.ApplemobiledDevice** AppleIpod**
#Kext utility snow leopard tv#
If you have no ipod touch/iphone/ Apple TV / other Apple mobile device: If you dont use RAID or SCSI cards ( this does not affect AHCI usage in normal mode ) :ĪCard*.kext ( scsi cards ), AppleRAID**-kext ( OSX ability to use two hdds as one ) If you have no Intel GMA integrated graphics : all AppleIntelGMA***.** If you have no ATI : all ATI***.**, X2000 kext is for the HD series, GeForce**.* & NVDA**.* NV40** is for Geforce 6xxx series. If you have no Nvidia Card you can safely delete/move the following kext,plugin and bundles : Most kexts' purpose can be identified by their names : Just in case, but that should stop them from even be mentioned right?īasically what I'm saying is which ones can a safely delete and where should I watch out for dependencies?Īfter deleting kexts,plugins,bundles rebuild your mkext with a kext utility or the deleted ones are still there. So the question is can I delete those kext safely, (actually I'd just move em to folder /system/library/unused. Can I just delete kexts that are not really used by my system, well I see reference to them when I boot verbose, but hello I have no deskjet, neither have the desire either.
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