On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 9:14 PM, Mattias Pantzare <pant...@ludd.ltu.se> wrote:
> > 10.10 requires all kernel extensions to be signed. They ship a list of > hashes for old kernel extensions, that is why some versions of openafs will > work on an upgraded system. But new openafs versions have to be signed. > > I have not been able to sign my kernel extension as I just discovered that > I have to apply for rights to sign kernel extensions. A normal developer > certificate is not enough. I don't know how long that process will take. > I have an update on the signing issue. We have now received "The kext signing attribute" on our developer ID. We can now sign kernel extensions. There was no additional paperwork, we just received an e-email from Apple that said that we where approved. So there is no extra legal text to approve apart from the normal Apple developer ID.
