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A kernel extension (or kext for short) is a plugin to the kernel that is in the form of a bundle (similar to apps). An example of a use if kexts would be to map the built-in keyboard for a Macbook Pro
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Getting kernel panics on Macbook Pro
I am getting kernel panics on reboots for a few weeks now. They seem to be caused by an Oracle kernel extensions(I will add an image of the stacktrace).
I am using a MacBook Pro 15" retina mid 2014 m …
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Getting kernel panics on Macbook Pro
I fixed the Kernel Panic by formatting my hard drive and reinstalling my OS.
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