How to mount EFI partition on MacOS or Windows

[Scott Cupoli]

Unbelievably I fixed it by pointing it to the Opencore.ufi. Now my internet still doesn't work. 

I tried installing a driver and it says itlwm is not running. 

Edited January 9 by Scott Cupoli

[Scott Cupoli]

I followed all of these steps to no success. 

Installation Steps (General for Hackintosh)
Download: Get the latest itlwm.kext and HeliPort.app from the OpenIntelWireless GitHub.
Mount EFI: Mount your system's EFI partition.
Add Kext: Place itlwm.kext in your EFI's OC/Kexts folder.
Edit config.plist: Add itlwm.kext to the Kernel -> Add section and enable it.
Add HeliPort: Install HeliPort and add it to Login Items in System Settings.
Reset NVRAM: After changes, reset NVRAM (via OpenCore boot menu or macOS recovery) and restart.

might have something to do with it being a Qualcomm wireless adapter. 

I'll look for that now. 

It's a DW1820 M.2 Card. Lookin....

Copied a bunch of drivers and screwed it up. oh well.... 

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Edited January 9 by Scott Cupoli

[Ellendra Jack]

I am experiencing difficulties ejecting drives using ESP Mounter Pro on Ventura. It is unfortunate that the application has not received updates in several years. My primary desire is to mount drives without being prompted for a password each time, which is the reason I prefer this application.

Edited June 15 by Ellendra Jack

[wadda]

On 12/22/2021 at 9:13 AM, Jswoods4 said:

Maldon,

 

I see no command to format the drive.  Only erase it.  I have followed your steps...  Is there a format command?  If so, it must be eluding me.

 

So when I right click on the actual SSD (mine is Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series Media), I see the following options

Get Info
Run First Aid...
Eject (grayed out)
Image from Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series Media
Restore...
Partition...
Erase...

 

The only thing that looks close to format is "Erase".  I chose that option

After selecting "Erase", I see the following:

Name: Untitled (I named this "Hackintosh")
Format: APFS
Scheme: GUID Partition Map

I then hit the "Erase" button

Erasing Samsung SSD 840 PRO Series Media (disk0) and creating "Hackintosh"

 

Unmounting disk
Creating the partition map
Waiting for partitions to activate
Formatting disk0s2 as Mac OS Extended (Journaled) with name Hackintosh
Initialized /dev/disk0s2 as a 477GB case-insensitive HFS Plus volume with a 40960K journal
Mounting disk
Creating a new empty APFS Container
Unmounting Volumes
Switching disk0s2 to APFS
Creating APFS Container
Created new APFS Container disk2
Preparing to add APFS Volume to APFS Container disk2
Creating APFS Volume
Created new APFS Volume disk2s1
Mounting APFS Volume
Setting volume permisions

Operation successful.

I then click "Done"  (it says Erase process is complete.  Click Done to continue)

I close the Disk Utility and I am back to the Recovery menu that has 4 options

 

Restore from Time Machine

Install macOS Big Sur

Safari

Disk Utility

 

I then select the Install macOS Big Sur

 

When there is about 12 minutes remaining, I get the error

 

"An error occurred loading the update"

Same set of error messages as previously sent to you (in the 7zip file)

 

Any ideas?