There are two policies because the older > (com.your-file-system.filesystems.yfs) policy applies to a module which was > earlier installed on this system. It's the same team (L2TGP62ZXS) so this > actually wasn't supposed to happen, especially given the build is > notarized(!) > > Does anything interesting appear at System Preferences > Security and > Privacy > General after > sudo kextload /Library/Extensions/yfs.kext > ? > > It may be that I need to lay hands on a pre-10.13.6 system, install a > com.your-file-system.filesystems.yfs-era build, and then update both the > system and the kext to reproduce this. >
Older kext doesn't look related. What will work, but isn't really worthwhile unless you're out of options, is rebooting with SIP off (csrutil disable) and then sqlite3 /var/db/SystemPolicyConfiguration/KextPolicy DELETE FROM kext_policy WHERE team_id = 'L2TGP62ZXS'; At which point you can be prompted again. But it should be prompting you (or at least giving you a dialog in the prefs pane) now. -- Daria Phoebe Brashear AuriStor, Inc dariaphoebe.com
