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[jcrcarmo]

Hi guys,

Greetings from Brazil.  I had Mountain Lion 10.8 running perfectly on my desktop, but wanted to give 10.8.2 a try.  I did a fresh install using the ###### + Retail app store method, installed ###### and everything seemed to be working fine.  But after rebooting my machine a few times, it now gets stuck waiting for something to happen at the Apple boot logo.  No disk activity whatsoever.

After playing around with it, I found out that if I set the kernel flag UseKernelCache to "No" it boots fine, no glitches at all, so I set the flag in my org.chameleon.Boot.plist in order to automate the task.  The only problem with that is the fact that now my system is considerably slower.  Is there a way around this?  I mean, I would like my system to boot with UseKernelCache=Yes.  Thanks a million.

Best regards,

JC

Mobo Gigabyte GA-G41MT-S2P
Intel Core 2 Duo
8 Gigabytes of RAM
Sata HD and DVD- Drive
USB Keyboard and Mouse
Graphics Board geforce 9500 GT - 1024 MBytes

[rockinron_1]

Tonymac tools are not supported here.

Having said that try typing the following in the terminal "sudo touch /system/library/extensions"

[jcrcarmo]

Hi rockinron_1 sorry about mentioning non-spported tools here and thanks for your feedback.  I'm going to try your suggestion now  

Follow-up:  I just tried it and unfortunately it didn't work