Installing OSX from Time Machine without kexts/caches

[Galaxy Bound]

My Mac had a hardware issue in which I needed to replace the hard drive, which is good because I have all my data on a drive on time machine, however, before I had this hardware issue I was getting Kernal panics occuring due to Kexts.

How would I be able to restore all my files, bar these troublesome kexts and caches, keeping in mind I'm a developer, so things like certificates and passwords need to be kept intact. (Deleting them afterwards won't work, as it didn't work before.)

Thanks for the help

 

[Weaselboy]

Can't you just reinstall the OS then use Migration Assistant to bring your data back in? Migration Assist is not going to copy over kext files.

 

[Galaxy Bound]

Well it appears I can't restore it from migration assistant because it doesn't detect my Hard drive in Migration assistant, even though its available in Finder... Permissions fine, mounts and works fine... Perhaps theres a way to force detect it?

Edit: It's working fine now, I'm going to hope for the best and restore everything.