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I have to put the appleps2controller.kext (for my ps/2 keyboard to work) every time I reboot? because I overwrite the one in system/library/extensions with the appleps2controller.kext that accept ps/2 keyboard (I have a usb mouse and a ps/2 keyboard) and every time that I reboot osx it says that the file is not correct installed. if I dont replace again (every boot) the keyboard dont work. and I have to install again because I dont have a keyboard. there is a fix for this? what I'm doing wrong

I have to put the appleps2controller.kext (for my ps/2 keyboard to work) every time I reboot? because I overwrite the one in system/library/extensions with the appleps2controller.kext that accept ps/2 keyboard (I have a usb mouse and a ps/2 keyboard) and every time that I reboot osx it says that the file is not correct installed. if I dont replace again (every boot) the keyboard dont work. and I have to install again because I dont have a keyboard. there is a fix for this? what I'm doing wrong

 

Fix permissions. Also, try using both as PS/2 devices. One USB and one PS/2 is hit and miss.

Fix permissions. Also, try using both as PS/2 devices. One USB and one PS/2 is hit and miss.

Just since it was never properly answered all you have to do is open up terminal and type this:

 

sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext

 

Reboot and it will work and you will not get any errors <_<

Just since it was never properly answered all you have to do is open up terminal and type this:

 

sudo chown -R root:wheel /System/Library/Extensions/ApplePS2Controller.kext

 

Reboot and it will work and you will not get any errors :)

 

lol I do that and when I reboot I dont get any errors but the ps/2 keyboard dont work :/

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