What's new in KCPM Utility Pro 6.0.3152
Sep 2, 2016
- Register “.kext” to support Click2Install mode.
- Support Smart Installation, Custom Installation modes.
- Improved user experience, performance, and error handling mechanism.
- Dynamically optimized for mutlithreading.
- Disable user interaction when a task is being performed by KCPM Utility Pro.
- Configuring rootless settings is no longer supported by KCPM Utility Pro due to Apple’s security policy, but it will be available in KCPM Utility PE 6.
- Massive bugs fixed.
New in KCPM Utility Pro 5.1 (Feb 21, 2016)
- Add an option in the preference panel that allows you to silence the SIP->B1 warning at the startup of the program. Note that even though you can silence this warning, if your SIP->B1 is still disabled, the “Install Kexts to /System/Library/Extensions” will remain greyed out, because that’s the security policy created by Apple in OS X El Capitan.
- Fix some localization related issues.
New in KCPM Utility Pro 5.0 (Feb 21, 2016)
- New EZMode function in the Kexts Installation interface. With EZMode enabled, now you only need to drag the kernel extensions and KCPM Utility Pro will help you install them, repair permissions, and rebuild caches without your involvement.
- Add a preference panel where you can select custom kexts backup folder and enable the new EZMode.
- Significantly improve user experience. KCPM Utility Pro will no longer be unresponsive.
- Significantly improve the efficiency of repairing permissions and rebuilding caches.
- Sparkle auto-updater framework updated to address security vulnerabilities.
- Significantly improve the error handling mechanism.
- Fix an issue that history folder is not saved after the program terminates.
- Significantly improve the security level of the entire program.
- Resolve an issue that some labels are not displayed correctly.
- Address an issue that kexts cannot be installed into non-root volumes properly.
- Installing kexts into /S/L/E will be automatically disabled when SIP->Allow unrestricted file system access is disabled.
New in KCPM Utility Pro 3.3 Build 305 (Nov 11, 2015)
- Fix an issue that application is not responding when user closes the window.
- Resolve an issue that duplicated kernel extensions are allowed in the list.
- Resolve an issue that “Select” button allows selecting any files.
- Resolve an issue that internal data failed to update when user deletes kernel extensions from the list.
- Fix an issue that backup folder is created even though no kernel extension needs backup.
- Rewrite the kexts backup method to improve efficiency.
- Add Drag-and-Drop function in the Kexts Installation interface. Now you can directly drag kernel extensions into KCPM Utility Pro V3.3.