A kernel extension is code  that  modifies the kernel, When CMU created the 
Mach kernel ( a little like the Linux kernel,… ) it provided the ability to add 
extensions to extend driver functionality. Apparently Rogue amoeba software 
requires this to get to the underlying audio streams. Apple discourages kernel 
extensions for the past 4 or 4 versions, since they can have full access to 
everything in your computer. But since there are various products that depended 
on kernel extensions, Apple provides a way for a user to still allow these 
extensions to run.
HTH!
  
                Best wishes,

Jonathan Cohn



> On Dec 15, 2023, at 12:42 PM, Anders Holmberg <and...@pipkrokodil.se> wrote:
> 
> Hi!
> I try to upgrade to Audio hijack 4.3  And get this message.
> You now need to adjust your system’s settings to allow ACE to run. In the 
> Mac's “Recovery” environment, you’ll modify the System Security Policy to 
> match the settings pictured below.
>       A security policy with “Reduced Security” selected, and the “Allow user 
> management of kernel extensions” checkbox turned on. image
> To access the “Recovery” environment, shut down your Mac, then press and hold 
> the Power button until “Loading startup options” appears.
> Very frustrating.
> How to accomplish this.
> Can it be done with a bluetooth keyboard.
> Bless.
> 
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