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this might not be the right place for this...my apologies if not.
when I first installed 10.9 on my fusion drive, i CCC'd a copy to a second hard drive.
later I repurposed the second hard drive into a data store and removed mavericks from this disk (did not reformat, just deleted files/folders to free up space)
now i am getting this 'error' message in the console:
com.apple.kextd: kextcache error while updating /Volumes/my second hard drive (effort count: 18)
obviously this is because system/library/extensions does not exist anymore (and because the cpu is not a neuro-net processor).
question: is there a way to make kextd ignore this volume? I'd like it to stop trying to scan this volume because it is no longer a valid boot drive.
I've read the man page for the kextcache command... not really that helpful.
when I first installed 10.9 on my fusion drive, i CCC'd a copy to a second hard drive.
later I repurposed the second hard drive into a data store and removed mavericks from this disk (did not reformat, just deleted files/folders to free up space)
now i am getting this 'error' message in the console:
com.apple.kextd: kextcache error while updating /Volumes/my second hard drive (effort count: 18)
obviously this is because system/library/extensions does not exist anymore (and because the cpu is not a neuro-net processor).
question: is there a way to make kextd ignore this volume? I'd like it to stop trying to scan this volume because it is no longer a valid boot drive.
I've read the man page for the kextcache command... not really that helpful.