speedooo
Nov 11 2008, 02:58 AM
Hi,
After I tried new AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext download somewhere from internet, my working Hacintosh couldn't reboot.
I did backup the working AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext, how to load it back?
I boot from iATKOS DVD and cp the backup kext file under /System/Library/Extensions and remove Extension.mkext under /System/Libray.
But still couldn't reboot my hacintosh back,
please help!!!!otherwise I have to reinsatll everything and all my work couldn't copy from my user dir, if couldn't reboot.
thanks
lithium06
Nov 11 2008, 04:48 AM
boot off an install cd. and open terminal. where 'OSX' is the name of your harddrive where osx is installed and /Volumes/OSX/backup/ is where your AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext backup is saved.
# cd /Volumes/OSX/System/Library/Extensions/
# rm -r AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext
# mv /Volumes/OSX/backup/AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext .
# chmod -R 755 AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext
# chown -R root:wheel AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext
# rm -rf /Volumes/OSX/System/Library/Extensions.*
# reboot
speedooo
Nov 11 2008, 09:47 PM
That basically was what I did.
I did not run chown and chmod,because they are right.
I did rm /System/Library/Extensions.mkext
I also rm /System/Library/Extensions/Caches/*
I will try rm /System/Library/Extensions.* later, post result back later.
Thanks for your reply, I really really don't want to reinstall my system again.
lithium06
Nov 11 2008, 11:06 PM
I have done this same thing - swapped out my appleacpi for another and it KP'd my system. What I did was booted off the iatkosv4i dvd and found the copy of it there, copied it to my /Volumes/OSX/System/Library/Extensions/. I can't remember where it was on the dvd tho. try a:
# cd /Volumes/IATKOS/
# find . -name AppleACPIPowerManagement.kext
speedooo
Nov 17 2008, 02:41 AM
this time is working, but found something interesting.
I used OSX86Tools to install new kext, and OSX86Tools backup the old kext file for me.
If i copy back the OSX86Tools back file, the system can reboot.
But couldn't reboot with my back kext file. I found there is interesting character @ at the end of file mod.
like
drwxr-xr-x@ 3 root wheel xxxxxxxblah blah
This mod is not right, just can remember when i type it here.
But i did remember that @ made me sad.
anyone knowes what means of this @ ?
PS, I run rm /System/LibraryExtensions.*
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