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  1. 02-11-2010, 03:38 PM #1
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    What is an I/O kit?

    I looked at the man page for the ioreg command (not sure if that's a standard command or Mac OS X-specific), and it talks about displaying the I/O kit registry. What does that mean?
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    Re: What is an I/O kit?

    *ahem*
    define: iokit - Google-søgning
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    Re: What is an I/O kit?

    looks likes it Mac OS X-specific to me
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