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i seem to be getting a kernal panic by the elliotforcelegacy kext i believe and i tried to remove it through the terminal on the install disk but im not sure im doing it properly can anyone give me instructions on how to remove it?

 

Intel DP965LT mobo

3 GB Ram 667 Mhz

Intel Core 2 Duo 2.4 Ghz

ATI x1950 pro

160 GB SATA 3 HDD

Onboard LAN

 

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Install media > Utilities > Terminal > cd /Volumes/your_partition_name_here_/System/Library/Extensions

rm -r ElliotForceLegacyRTC.kext

cd ..

touch /Extensions

reboot

 

Sorry if i seem like a complete noob at this, its my first build, but when i try to navigate to that directory it says no such file or directory its weird because the partition is named Snow Leopard and it says the mount point is Volumes/Snow Leopard/ in the disk utilities...

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You have to use the breakout character for the spaces.. \ , so it would be "cd /Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/System/Library/Extensions"

One more quick tip,when you know the names of folders,example just type Sno and press Tab,it will autocomplete the name for you.

You have to use the breakout character for the spaces.. \ , so it would be "cd /Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/System/Library/Extensions"

One more quick tip,when you know the names of folders,example just type Sno and press Tab,it will autocomplete the name for you.

 

well i think i got passed the directory but then it says there is no such file for the elliotforcelegacyRTC kext

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