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Hello everyone,

 

I've searched everywhere and cannot delete the SleepEnabler.kext in Terminal. The problem is, I can't get correct Permissions. I'm booting via Install DVD to access Terminal, if I type: mount -uw /

 

It responds: Permission Denied.

Other things I've tried gave me: Resource is busy

 

Any clue on how to delete SleepEnabler? I've tried booting in -s, -v, -x, etc, no go. I've tried pmVersion=0 and pmVersion=21, no go. Everything I've tried booting with gave me a Kernel Panic so I decided to boot via DVD and access Terminal that way.

 

When I boot with -s or -v, it says "Kernel Extensions in backtrace (with dependencies): sk.triaxis.kext.SleepEnabler (1.0.0)

 

Any help guys? Thanks so much for the support.

 

 

 

Update 1

I typed "rm -rf /System/Library/Extensions/ -ls" in terminal and apparently the SleepEnabler.kext isn't there. I also did "ls -la" in Extra/Extensions and didn't find SleepEnabler. Why am I still getting kernel panics from it if it's not there anymore? Is there another place I have to delete SleepEnabler?

 

Update 2

If I boot with pmVersion=0 -s -v, I get:

If you want to make modifications to files:

/sbin/fsck -fy

/sbin/mount -uw /

 

If you wish to boot the system:

exit

 

When exiting, it fails to load SleepEnabler.kext

 

PS: I installed a corrupted version of SleepEnabler.kext and now I can't even boot up, all I get is kernel panics. My working SleepEnabler.kext is in the Trash, the corrupted one is in the Extensions folder.

Boot your install DVD, run Terminal and do:

rm -rf /volumes/nameofosxpartition/system/library/extensions/sleepenabler.kext

 

rm -rf /volumes/nameofosxpartition/system/library/caches/com.apple.kext.caches/startup/Extensions.mkext

Odd, those commands work fine for me. Though I don't use sleepenabler.

 

It's not clear from your post if you have tried removing sleepenabler from the single user mode command prompt.

 

Boot with -s, run fsck, mount as prompted and use the same commands I posted above, except of course without /Volumes/nameofosxpartition.

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