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Hello,

I have a MacBook Pro 15' Retina late 2013 (i7 2,3 GHz - 16 GB Ram - SSD 512 GB - Intel Iris Pro Graphics NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M 2GB)

I need to update my computer for editing and color correction with 4K workflow on DaVinci Resolve 10. I've purchased a PCIe expansion chassis and a Gigabyte GTX970. Now I have to install the drivers of the 'maxwell' graphic card.

First, I've installed Yosemite 10.10.1 and last CUDA update 6.5.36. After the update of the OS I need to enable 'unsigned drivers' via Terminal and typing this boot argument:

sudo nvram boot-args='kext-dev-mode=1'

To do this, all others users access to Terminal with admin privileges and after typing sudo argument, have to typing their own password.

When I type the 'sudo', my computer don't ask me any password and, if I type it, Terminal adds a new prompt.

Why? I don't know where I make mistakes. Please, can you help me? Thank you.

This is the right prompt:

MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1), null

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Last Updated on February 23, 2016
Kext files are essentially drivers for Mac OS X. 'Kext' stands for Kernel Extension; kext files 'extend' Mac OS X's kernel, the core part of the operating system, by providing additional code to be loaded when your computer boots. 'Hackintoshes' often require special kexts to enable sound, ethernet, and more. Some Hackintosh-specific kexts are modified versions of existing Mac OS X kexts, such as AppleHDA.kext. Other kexts are extra additions to the normal list of kexts that OS X runs on startup. In the end, all of these Hackintosh kexts serve the same purpose: to add support to hardware that isn't officially supported by Apple.
Technically, kexts aren't individual files. In fact, .kext 'files' are essentially packaged like .zip files. If you copy a .kext file onto a Windows installation, it becomes a folder. That's because that's what kexts are-- folders. Much like Apple's .app files, you can access the inside of a kext by right-clicking the kext file and clicking 'Show Package Contents'. Once you've entered the contents of the kext file, you will be able to edit the plist (settings) files and make other modifications, if necessary. Editing the contents of kext files is occasionally necessary to activate certain graphics card kexts or fix glitchy kexts. However, we won't go into that process here.
Location of Kexts

• Most kext files within Mac OS X are located in /System/Library/Extensions by default.
• The popular post-installation tool Multibeast (which is essentially just a collection of kexts packaged with an installer) places its kexts in /Library/Extensions.
• Clover Bootloader, which is now the most popular bootloader for Hackintoshes, also keeps a couple of kexts within its EFI partition, in /EFI/CLOVER/kexts. However, these kexts aren't meant to be fiddled with-- they're just the bare minimum number of kexts required to boot Mac OS X, in case you need to use Clover as a rescue tool of sorts.
• Before the release of Mac OS X Lion, Hackintosh-specific kexts used to be installed to /Extra/Extensions, but that folder is now outdated (unless you are using the myHack installation tool).

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