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I Just jjust installed El Capitan on the latest Mac book pro rentina. I have tried to restart and it does not reboot. Any suggestions on the fix?
MacBook Air (13-inch Mid 2011)
I have the same problem and have restored twice with the same problem. I did run across this solution, but am to tired to try it right now. I do not plan to shutdown again until I can get it fixed on my other mac computer. Having the same problem on both. Keep you posted.
https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/21331
Either way, this is best fixed from Recovery Mode, but you shouldn't have to reinstall again to boot normally because moving the kexts in Recovery Mode should allow the boot process to continue as normal. Let me know how it goes.
cd "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Library/Extensions/" ; mkdir Unsupported ; mv hp* Unsupported ; mv B* Unsupported ; cd "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/System/Library/Extensions/" ; mkdir Unsupported ; mv Elt* Unsupported ; mv ssud* Unsupported ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Application\ Support/Rox* ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Application\ Support/Check* ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Filesystems/*fuse* ; rm -Rf /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/var/folders/*
Cheers for the step by step instructions, I know have a MacBook Pro that'll reboot now. Had 21 Kext files to move out of the /System/Library/Extensions folder.
A quick search: could be from Trusteer an antivirus app.
Glad it worked also for you!
When it happened to me I was shocked, thought my brand-new SSD was dead!
Can´t believe apple did this to us . Considering the number of people claiming, they already need to give us a solution..
Thanks,
but... do you only x-code or the whole boot process?
How do you go back to Yosemite? B/c El Capitan is lethal
I Must be the only one this hasn't worked for. When I followed your instructions in Terminal it found no KextList.
havent been able to access Disk Utility in Command Recovery since to re-try
Ok, I just restarted the computer and it logged in..
But I am worried if I shut it down now...
Is there a way to get rid of the kexts without the terminal window?
Finally! it worked, I was able to remove the kexts using finder 🙂
Thanks GSfromNL
When I go to the terminal in my utilites and type that in it says "No file found" or something along those lines.
When I try to do this, it won't let me select "Macintosh HD".
CaseyG1217 wrote:
When I try to do this, it won't let me select "Macintosh HD".
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I tried this method on a client's Mac and he had no unsigned kexts. We solved the problem by downloading the complete El Capitan installer and running it over his current install.
Argh. At the end of the thread GSfromNL and others already described the above. Hope this increases SEO find possibilities...
Since you were able to boot into recovery but cannot now, this seems to point to hardware. Let us know if you can boot up after running El Capitan from the USB Installer.
Reboot fail after installing El Capitan help!!
