@djenzyme @shigginpit
Y’all… holy moly… It’s fixed!!
Here’s the lowdown:
Patrik at Elektron Support had me dig into viewing my extensions list via Terminal using:
systemextensionsctl list
Sure enough, there it was. It was the only extension listed:
He asked if visible in Terminal for me to reset it… with:
systemextensionsctl reset
But… Mac OS didn’t like that due to “System Integrity Protection (SIP)”.
So, as a check… I uninstalled Overbridge again via the Elektron uninstaller.
Even though the messages in the OS made it appear it was deleted/removed, not the case. A simple systemextensionsctl list
check in Terminal still showed it there.
So… to the Google!
I found this from Reddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/MacOS/comments/142cv0n/how_to_remove_stubborn_systemextensions_not/
It’s written for Mac Intel, but for Apple Silicon the difference is mainly how you access Recovery Mode, which is “hold down power button until is says booting in Recovery/Safe Mode (or whatever they call it)”.
1.
Once Recovery Mode loads you click on Options and then Continue.
Once that page loads, click on the top bar for Utilities > Terminal.
You can then follow the Reddit directions to turn off SIP:
csrutil disable
Reboot again - back to regular mode.
2
In Terminal, find your list again:
systemextensionsctl list
Then zap that sucker… In my case:
systemextensionsctl uninstall KS6W2DLCW9 se.elektron.overbridge.driverkit.driver
POW!
3
Go to :
/Library/SystemExtensions
and find a folder with random numbers and letters.
Mine was “7AFA52F0-E4F2-4B4F-BF2B-23CE34030565”.
Inside you’ll see the driver. Send the whole folder to the trash bin.
4
Reboot again to Recovery/Safe mode.
Get back to the Terminal like you did before and re-enable SIP
csrutil enable
5
Reboot again to normal mode.
Install Overbridge from Elektron Installer.
All worked textbook perfect down to the “You must Allow this extension” notification, which I did… and it now works 100%
Yay Elektron Support!
Yay Reddit nerds!
Yay Music!