Managing Kernel Extensions

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WWDC02 • Session 108

Darwin • 1:06:10

Kernel Extensions (Kexts) are dynamically-loaded bundles that extend the functionality of the Darwin kernel. This session covers many aspects of working with Kexts, including appropriate usage of Kexts and how to avoid common problems. The anatomy of a Kext, preparing a Kext for deployment, and Kext loading and unloading is discussed.

Speakers: Craig Keithley, Dean Reece, Nik Gervae

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