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Asked: June 14, 20262026-06-14T21:38:56+00:00 2026-06-14T21:38:56+00:00

I’m using some of the functions from IOKit/kext/KextManager.h to programmatically load kernel a extension,

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I’m using some of the functions from IOKit/kext/KextManager.h to programmatically load kernel a extension, and I’m encountering new error values. For example:

OSReturn osr = KextManagerLoadKextWithIdentifier(...);
// => -603947004

How can I translate this value to one of the human-readable definitions found in libkern/OSReturn.h?

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    2026-06-14T21:38:57+00:00Added an answer on June 14, 2026 at 9:38 pm

    Per @pmjordan’s comment, I just created a simple mapping function using definitions from OSReturn.h.

    - (void)human_readable_libkern_metaclass_error_message:(int) n {
      switch(n){
        case 0:
          printf("%s", "no error");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassInternal:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(1) -603979775
          printf("%s", "Internal OSMetaClass run-time error.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassHasInstances:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(2) -603979774
          printf("%s", "A kext cannot be unloaded because there are instances derived from Libkern C++ classes that it defines.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoInit:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(3) -603979773
          printf("%s", "Internal error: The Libkern C++ class registration system was not properly initialized during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoTempData:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(4) -603979772
          printf("%s", "Internal error: An allocation failure occurred registering Libkern C++ classes during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoDicts:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(5) -603979771
          printf("%s", "Internal error: An allocation failure occurred registering Libkern C++ classes during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoKModSet:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(6) -603979770
          printf("%s", "Internal error: An allocation failure occurred registering Libkern C++ classes during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoInsKModSet:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(7) -603979769
          printf("%s", "Internal error: An error occurred registering a specific Libkern C++ class during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoSuper:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(8) -603979768
          printf("%s", "Internal error: No superclass can be found for a specific Libkern C++ class during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassInstNoSuper:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(9) -603979767
          printf("%s", "Internal error: No superclass can be found when constructing an instance of a Libkern C++ class.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassDuplicateClass:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(10) -603979766
          printf("%s", "A duplicate Libkern C++ classname was encountered during kext loading.");
          break;
        case kOSMetaClassNoKext:
          // libkern_metaclass_err(11) -603979765
          printf("%s", "Internal error: The kext for a Libkern C++ class can't be found during kext loading.");
          break;
        default:
          printf("%s", "Unknown: error not defined in <libkern/OSReturn.h>)");
          break;
      }
    }
    
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