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What is a IOPLIST file? Apple .PLIST file used by Mac OS X; uses the ".ioplist" extension instead of the standard ".plist" extension; used for saving and caching information for Mac OS X Kernel extensions ( .KEXT ) and other system uses.

More Information IOPLIST files are often compressed by Gzip and saved as ".ioplist.gz" files. You can see examples of such files in the /​System/​Library/​Caches/​com.apple.kext.caches/​Startup/​ directory.

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What is a IOPLIST file?

Apple .PLIST file used by Mac OS X; uses the ".ioplist" extension instead of the standard ".plist" extension; used for saving and caching information for Mac OS X Kernel extensions ( .KEXT ) and other system uses.

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IOPLIST files are often compressed by Gzip and saved as ".ioplist.gz" files. You can see examples of such files in the /​System/​Library/​Caches/​com.apple.kext.caches/​Startup/​ directory.

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What is a IOPLIST file?↓
Apple .PLIST file used by Mac OS X; uses the ".ioplist" extension instead of the standard ".plist" extension; used for saving and caching information for Mac OS X Kernel extensions (.KEXT) and other system uses.

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