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Turns out that was the problem, thanks for the help. I also noticed in that directory, all of the "bad" kexts had a blue dot next to them in the finder. So I guess that should have been a hint too.

Oh also, do I need to rebuild the cache after I remove those kexts, or can I just restart? Is there a command to rebuild cache on startup? I thought there was with the hackintosh however I don't have the command line like Chameleon on a MacBook when booting.

Yeah, found it out the hard way unfortunately. I hope that is the only issue though. A quick google search also pulls up information that this does happen sometimes too, and there really isn't a common fix for it.

I wanted it to copy my user + user settings more than anything. I didn't want to have to worry about the keychain access either as I have a lot of certs and keys associated with development that I've done on my machine. That stuff is like a black box to me so I didn't want to have to manually...

Okay I'll try it when I get home from work. I didn't realize that a Time Machine restoration with only selecting to move my User over would move those things over. I thought that would have been under the "Computer and network settings" checkbox. After I remove them, do I have to rebuild the...

Quite a bit of things showed up, here is a copy/paste of the results RT2870USBWirelessDriver.kext has no Info.plist file. RtWlanU.kext has no Info.plist file. RT2870USBWirelessDriver.kext has no Info.plist file. RtWlanU.kext has no Info.plist file. RT2870USBWirelessDriver.kext has no...

Question related to HP ProBook installation... I just got a MacBook Pro and loaded El Capitan on it. I restored the system from a Time Machine backup from my Yosemite installation on my HP Probook 4540s. My sound worked on here (the MacBook) but then I rebooted then noticed it's not...

Figured I'd post my results in case it helps anyone out in the future. Last night I did a clean install and did a full Time Machine restore during installation, and as before, that failed and I could not launch the Simulator. After that, I tried a clean install then only restoring...

Hmm okay that's good to know, I thought so but wasn't sure, I figured it was all in the hidden .git directory sounds like all the info is in there. Is there an easy to copy over all of my settings and stuff as well?

Hmm okay. I just have quite a few Xcode projects all with git repositories set up locally, as well as some Unity3D stuff and settings/things I've accumulated in the past 3 or so years. The project/git and Unity3D stuff is the most important stuff to bring over so I'm just not sure how easy it...

Okay well I just installed a clean Yosemite installation on another partition and it installed fine and I grabbed Xcode, and the simulator opens no problem. Does this point you in any direction on how I could fix my installation to get this to work, based on the information? Since it seems to...

Yeah I just downloaded and installed the Xcode 7.1 beta and that did the same thing. Xcode opens fine, it's just the simulators that throw this error for me. Never happened on previous versions. Xcode is actually the only reason I upgraded because I needed to test out iOS9 and you need Xcode7...

Oh I thought you meant a fresh install of Xcode cause I had previously just updated it. I'll see if I can give that a go at some point this weekend.

Looking to be the same thing. Process: Simulator [745]Path: /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Applications/Simulator.app/Contents/MacOS/Simulator Identifier: com.apple.iphonesimulator Version: 9.0 (620) Build Info...

So I got everything up and running, and 10.10.5 is running stable. However I updated Xcode and now I can't get the simulators to run. I am wondering if anyone has any idea if this error has to do with the upgrade to Yosemite or something else. I have googled for a bit and haven't had much...

Ah okay. I did press it then and nothing happened so I wasn't sure if it did anything. Okay I will do that, then run Pro Book Installer CE and update that stuff and then grab Yosemite and hopefully it works. Thanks.

I have a couple questions, and sorry if these are dumb questions lol. First, I have Mavericks installed on here with Chameleon. I followed the instructions in the other thread to convert Chameleon to Clover Mavericks, and I have it working (partially at least). When I boot now I see Clover...

Thanks RehabMan. Last night I had to clear some space to make a Time Machine backup just in case I messed something up (and hadn't done one in a while) and I just got around to patching it, and all 4 of them seem to be working now.

I didn't see the correct values for all fields in the "build signature", so I'll just paste it here. I did update my information in my Profile though. System: HP ProBook 4540s (Chameleon) CPU: i5 3210M/HM76 Graphics: HD4000, 1366x768

I upgraded to Mavericks a couple months ago, and just today I realized that my 3/4 of my USB slots aren't working. The only one that works is the front right port. Any ideas what could be causing this?