5.0.1

This release fixes an issue where legal web driver installations would not complete due to a mis-read preference, and also handles a case where the patch notification would show up even for the AMD kext (reinstalling the kext is not needed).

5.0.0

PurgeWrangler 5 brings significant improvements to script user experience and more:

• Support for Ti82 enclosures
• Ability to manage preferences for prompts
• Automatic notifications for macOS update re-patching
• Automatic input processing (no need to press enter every time)
• Backup refreshing
• More integral backups
• Under-the-hood refinements and improvements
• Minor bug fixes

4.2.5

This release includes web driver patching recommendations, better integrity checks, and bug fixes.

4.2.4

This release reverts to specifying macOS builds while patching NVIDIA Web Drivers, and resolves an issue wherein existing web drivers were not patched correctly.

4.2.3

This release fixes an issue where non-purge-wrangler NVIDIA Web Driver installations (such as from other scripts) were not being patched.

4.2.2

This release adds support for patching native macOS drivers, enabling use of older NVIDIA eGPUs (such as GTX 780) that can be accelerated using the system drivers.

4.2.1

This release introduces version-agnostic kernel extension for legacy AMD eGPUs and resolves naming conflict with automate-eGPU EFI kernel extension.

4.2.0

This release:

• Removes ability to manage hibernation settings
• Introduces an option to sanitize the system
• Introduces macOS-agnostic NVIDIA Web Driver installations
• Resolves an issue with binary permissions
• Addresses minor bugs

4.1.2

This release includes additional refinements, and switches to pure bash.

4.1.1

This release adds more refinements and improvements.