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I have received a notification that some legacy sw on my Mac use kernel extensions that would not be supported in the future and I have to contact the ws developer for update. Question: how to identify those sw?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.14
You can open System Information (About this Mac > System Report) and view the Extensions list under Software. Sort it by Obtained from and look for the ones not made by Apple. However, there are about a dozen that are bundled by Apple that are not made by Apple. Those are not the ones you are looking for. They are mostly related to RAID drives.
You can open System Information (About this Mac > System Report) and view the Extensions list under Software. Sort it by Obtained from and look for the ones not made by Apple. However, there are about a dozen that are bundled by Apple that are not made by Apple. Those are not the ones you are looking for. They are mostly related to RAID drives.
How to identify those legacy sw that use extensions? This notification is general. Is there a tool that find sw to be updated?
