How to Mount EFI Partition Manually on macOS/Hackintosh

[@floresypunto2254]

Thank you!!! I've been going crazy with that, the EFI wasn't on the pc and I couldn't mount it until I saw your video.

[@JaredAlexanderStevenson]

Anyway to access that folder to make updates?

[@danangga]

unsupported sector size (0) ,, anyone can help.. please..

[@MeGigantorzMon]

Thanks Man!!! This was very helpful!!

[@geolj02]

thanks this was super helpful

[@GuruJi99]

Glad to hear.

[@V1_The_Machine]

To install WiFi on this, after mounting /Volumes/EFI, do I just copy over the kexts I have for my device onto the /Volumes/EFI partition? I’m currently running a Hackintosh, and have no way of installing Clover Configurator or Hackintool. Any help would be appreciated.

[@apoorwchandrayadav8106]

But my efi not mount it shows efi failed with 71

[@flagmot]

could this solve a bootcamp partition not booting on my imac. i just don't know much about it, and can't afford to use pro help. :)

[@GuruJi99]

I can't guarantee. Failed to boot can cause by many issues.

[@flagmot]

@@GuruJi99 Thanks for feedback :)

[@GuruJi99]

@@flagmot you wellcome

[@aepnick9491]

When i write last command it prompts me with Unsupported Sector Size (49294

[@isairamossoto9948]

too late i think but try with hfs instead of msdos

[@crawdev3763]

What do I do when it says password

[@koloyakareem8443]

does it erase any data ?? i dont want to lost data actually

[@GuruJi99]

Insha allah no, this command only for mounting, not for erasing the data inside the disk.

[@koloyakareem8443]

@@GuruJi99 it says warning : improper use of sudo command lead to data loss or the deletion of important system files. please double-check your typing when using sudo type man sudo for more information to proceed enter your password or type ctrl c to abort. what should i do?

[@GuruJi99]

@@koloyakareem8443 first, make sure you've type the command correctly, and select efi partition id correctly. If this methode make you feel confused, you can use efi mounter apps such like *clover configurator* instead use manual methode. Sorry, i can't guess your issues by using above command.

[@iburakiim]

when I type this "sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk1s1 /Volumes/EFI " I get "Resource busy"

[@GuruJi99]

that's mean your EFI partition is already mounted, so you can check it with finder.

[@sadaysuleymanli4364]

I cant find EFI partition in list

[@GuruJi99]

Make sure your disk is formated with GPT not MBR format.

[@sadaysuleymanli4364]

@@GuruJi99 how can i format it with gpt if it's mbr?

[@GuruJi99]

@@sadaysuleymanli4364 >> back up first the important data before u format the disk. You can use any partition tool, but if you already have macOS, i suggest you to use macOS disk utility and make sure you select GPT option. btw you can find the tutorial on youtube.

[@sadaysuleymanli4364]

@@GuruJi99 thanks a lot. But now i have a problem about output of audio. Do u know how can i fix it?

[@GuruJi99]

@@sadaysuleymanli4364 >> for easier way, u can use voodoohda instead patching applehda.

[@vonark6792]

How did you enter password???

[@emmanuel50000]

I get no such file or directory

[@GuruJi99]

once again, make sure when you type the command are correct, and EFI partition id is correct too.

[@Balaerus]

@@GuruJi99 It says 'sdiskxsx' in your description, while its 'diskxsx'