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Boot Arguments

Saturday, February 27, 2021 Articles, Tips Comments Off on Boot Arguments

If you are seeking a list of boot arguments for use systems that are capable of running Apple’s Operating System, I would say look no further but this is only what I have used personally over the years so I may miss some new or have that is depreciated.

sudo nvram boot-arg=”ADD BOOT ARGUMENTS HERE”

ketxlog-0xffff
Enables Debugging of Kernel Extensions.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MphtzQFDc0o
maxmem=4096
Limits the amount of RAM that is detected to boot OS X
-s
Enables Single User Mode.
-v
Enables Verbose Mode.
-x
Enables Safe Mode.
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