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  1. Looks like the above method no longer works, certainly not in Big Sur 11.4, possibly before. @Slice reminded us that Gatekeeper can be used as an alternative. Many people often disable Gatekeeper by default through Terminal command: sudo spctl --master-disable Kexts can be cached from /L/E in Big Sur (and Monterey) by re-enabling Gatekeeper, copying the kexts to /L/E through Terminal via sudo commands and authorizing the kexts from Security & Privacy PrefPane. Upon such authorisation, Gatekeeper will rebuild the cache and restart macOS with the newly cached kexts. Gatekeeper can then be disabled again afterwards. sudo spctl --master-enable sudo cp -Rf <path>/xxxx.kext /L*/E*/ GateKeeper can be disabled again afterwards.
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