Re: Rebuilding kext caches
Re: Rebuilding kext caches
- Subject: Re: Rebuilding kext caches
- From: Philip Petev <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jun 2013 13:48:01 +0300
No, no, currently I have
touch ${3}/System/Library/Extensions
at the end of the last postinstall script. I tried also
kextcache -system-prelinked-kernel
kextcache -system-cache
and it works as well, but I was wondering which one is better to use, because it seems sometimes the kext caches are not being rebuilt with the touch command.
The second approach has the disadvantage that can be used only for the root volume, which may be the package target volume, but is also may be not.
All I want is to be sure that the kext caches has been rebuilt, because the touch approach is an automated method (the system determines if the caches should be updated or not by their timestamps) and the second method is forced, no matter if the caches are already up to date or not. So, in short, I want to use forced method, but it has to work not for the root volume, but for the package target volume.
I don't know did I explained myself clearly...
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