Processor Option in System Preferences?

[Pipian]

I had a kernel panic, and when I rebooted, I had the Processor Option in My System Preferences.. Is it because of the panic, or because of the fact that I installed Xcode tools earlier in the day?

Also, How do I get Rid of it?

[MikeLaRiviere]

What does it look like? I have an idea of what you're talking about, but it is more likely something entirely different. If you can take a screenshot and post it, that'd be great.

Mike LaRiviere

[Duff-Man]

Duff-man says...xcode...oh yeah!

[Duff-Man]

Also, How do I get Rid of it?Duff-Man says...is it in the "other" section - if so you can just right-click (or ctrl-click) and remove....oh yeah!

[Pipian]

It's in the Other Section... (Maybe CHUD tools that installed with it?) Is there a way I can specifically get rid of the Chud Tools part? Or that whole Developer part?)

[Pipian]

Ctrl Click does nothing

[Duff-Man]

It's in the Other Section... (Maybe CHUD tools that installed with it?) Is there a way I can specifically get rid of the Chud Tools part? Or that whole Developer part?)Duff-Man says...yeah, that's right...it is the chud tools that installs it...i knew it was one of the developer packages. Normally right-click or ctrl-click give the remove option for stuff under other...but perhaps that is only for "3rd party" stuff. I don't have the chud tools installed so I am going to guess here....if you try running the install again, is there an uninstall option.....oh yeah!

[Pipian]

Don't see an uninstall option, but I might be doing it wrong