How to Enable and Activate Kernel Extensions on Apple Silicon Macs
If you want to run kernel extensions regardless, you must authorize them by modifying your Mac’s security policy via macOS Recovery. Here’s how to do that.
Step 1. Enter macOS Recovery
You must begin by entering macOS Recovery on your Apple silicon Mac.
Step 2. Allow Kernel Extensions
In macOS Recovery, use the Startup Security Utility to allow kernel extensions on your Mac.

Step 3. Activate Kernel Extensions
To activate a kext that installs alongside a program, use the Mac’s System Preferences app.
Only Activate Kexts You Trust
Kernel extensions can jeopardize the security of your Mac, so only activate them from developers you trust. If you have doubts about a specific kext, you must not let it run. When you’re finished using kexts, it’s a good idea to reverse the changes you made here to set your Mac’s security policy back to normal.
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