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actually, it's already based on the updated XNU kernel (XNU-7195.141.2); back when i said i would use the same version, i was assuming that i could port the existing LKM code with a few modifications, which turned out not to be the case (some of the code can be, but a lot of it depends on Linux kernel APIs).

Thanks facekapow!

This loop goes over processor_count and writes into processor_array, assuming MAX_SCHED_CPUS is less or equal to get_nprocs_conf(). However, on my system get_nprocs_conf() returns 128, while MAX_SCHED_CPUS is 64, leading to memory corruption and finally process termination.

I'm not entirely sure if it is safe to just limit the iteration to MAX_SCHED_CPUS or if adjusting the macro makes more sense.