Xfence bricked boy Mac
ahpendo
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Hi,
sorry to hear your troubles. Please try the following:
- Boot into recovery mode using Command-R when you hear the boot chime
- If your disk is File Vault protected, launch Disk Utility; select your disk and then select File > Mount. You'll be prompted for your account password to unlock the volume. Once unlocked, quit Disk Utility and return to the main recovery screen.
- Select Utilities > Terminal to launch a terminal session
- Run the following commands to delete the F-Secure XFENCE kernel extension and rebuild the cache:
rm -rf "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Library/Extensions/XFENCE.kext”
kextcache –u /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD
- Reboot the computer, and then run the F-Secure XFENCE uninstall script to clean up
Rasmus Sten
F-Secure Technology, Mac Team
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No need to feel like an idiot. It has become clear from our XFENCE beta program that the uninstallation user experience is something we need to prioritise in future versions, as well as visibility of our documentation. Trying out our software should always be as risk-free as possible.
Rasmus Sten
F-Secure Technology, Mac Team
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