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- Aorus Pro Z390 Wifi
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- i9-9900K
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- GTX 980
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Rebuild cache in Terminal :
RestartCode:sudo kextcache -i /
Thanks. It didn't work. May be because I'm in another OS?
Rebuild cache in Terminal :
RestartCode:sudo kextcache -i /
You speak in riddles.Thanks. It didn't work. May be because I'm in another OS?
Sorry. As I cannot boot in my primary osx I can only boot in secondary osx on another hdd, so sudo kextcache -i / didn't affect my primary os.You speak in riddles.
Sorry. As I cannot boot in my primary osx I can only boot in secondary osx on another hdd, so sudo kextcache -i / didn't affect my primary os.
sudo kextcache -system-prelinked-kernel
sudo kextcache -system-caches
In Terminal :
RestartCode:sudo kextcache -system-prelinked-kernel sudo kextcache -system-caches
Also you can boot with -f
Try booting your 'primary OS' in safe mode.
Quite obviously you still have a rogue copy somewhere.Thanks.
After commands and with -f
Quite obviously you still have a rogue copy somewhere.
Use an app such as Find Any File to track it down then you can remove it.
If you deleted all copies and emptied the Trash then it can only be in cache.Thanks. I used that software and deleted every single copy on every drive. Still the same. Safe mode shows the same
You mean S/L/Caches and L/Caches? I deleted there everything. May be kextbeast registed it somewhere? Because during the boot it also searches for Lilu.kext and NvidiaGraphicsFixup.kext which are deleted.If you deleted all copies and emptied the Trash then it can only be in cache.