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Solving NVIDIA Driver Install & Loading Problems

So would you agree my next best option would be to try to wipe my OS drive and try for a clean install? Maybe just do so on a spare drive to see if it would work first? Clear out any oddities that might be preventing it from working as it should that way?
 
UEAdmiral said:
So would you agree my next best option would be to try to wipe my OS drive and try for a clean install? Maybe just do so on a spare drive to see if it would work first? Clear out any oddities that might be preventing it from working as it should that way?
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That's what I would try on a spare drive. There is something that is saying the old driver is still loaded and without sitting down at your computer it is hard for me to figure out what it might be.
 
Installing Lilu.kext and NvidiaGraphicsFixup.kext caused kernel panic on boot. Simply deleting these files didn't help. How to delete them properly and repair OS?
I can boot from another os from another drive and get acces to files. thx

This is with kext installed:
 

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Artemy said:
Installing Lilu.kext and NvidiaGraphicsFixup.kext caused kernel panic on boot. Simply deleting these files didn't help. How to delete them properly and repair OS?
I can boot from another os from another drive and get acces to files. thx
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Can you boot without cache?
 

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Artemy said:
This is with Boot without cache ticked. (but i doubt it was really on)
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The panic appears to be cause by the AppleIntelInfo kext.
 
Artemy said:
Could you help me with this?
Thanks
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I'm assuming you installed that kext into your S/L/E folder or L/E folder. You need to delete it.

From the readme for that kext:
Warning: Do not copy the kext to: /System/Library/Extensions or /Library/Extensions and do not inject it with help of the boot loader!
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slim.jim said:
I'm assuming you installed that kext into your S/L/E folder or L/E folder. You need to delete it.

From the readme for that kext:
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Thank you. It was accidentally on desktop. I deleted it from L/E (it was not in s/l/e)and still kernel refers to Appleinfokext
 
Artemy said:
Thank you. It was accidentally on desktop. I deleted it from L/E (it was not in s/l/e)and still kernel refers to Appleinfokext
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Rebuild cache in Terminal :
Code: 
sudo kextcache -i /
Restart
 
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