Are you having problems? If not, then there is no reason to clear your kernel cache. The only reason I know of to do so would be if you Mac is experiencing some problems then clearing the kernel cache would be one of many things that a fix-it guy would try.
In all my years of using Macs I have never had to do this.
Are you having problems? If not, then there is no reason to clear your kernel cache. The only reason I know of to do so would be if you Mac is experiencing some problems then clearing the kernel cache would be one of many things that a fix-it guy would try.
In all my years of using Macs I have never had to do this.