EFI Agent v1.3.2 (menu bar utility)

[UtterDisbelief]

Hmm... Sadly I too am now getting:

... with version 1.1.2

Similarly, opening the package and running the MountEFI through Terminal shows no errors.

I'm using High Sierra 10.13.6 HFS+ at the moment. My Mojave install is on an unattached SSD.

Thanks for all your work on this

 

[hexart]

Here's the situation: when I start MountEFI, there's no error message, thing looks pretty normal. But when I click the icon on menu bar for the first time, it doesn't respond and no menu shows. And when I click the icon second time, the menu shows and nothing on it.

Here's the error message on console, wish it helps.

 

[jaymonkey]

Can you download from the official link again and then run MountEFI.app/Contents/MacOS/MountEFI from Terminal and see if it spits out any errors.

@headkaze,

Downloaded Version 1.1.2 and ran from terminal, no errors and no partition scheme :-



Reinstalled version 1.0.8 and everything works ok :-



Not sure if its relevant but i few things to consider :-

1. Running Mojave 10.14.3
2. MacOS system partition is formatted as HFS+ not APFS
3. My Laptop has a single 1TB NVMe with a complex Partition scheme (multiboot - MacOS,Windows 10, Linux)
4. As you can see from the second image MountEFI does not highlight the boot EFI in green ?

Will test latest version on my desktop hack and see if it works on that.

Cheers
Jay

Update: Just tested Version 1.1.2 on my Desktop hack, unfortunately no dice .. same issue .. no Partition Scheme.
So I guess that eliminates options 2 & 3 in the above list ....

 

[headkaze]

@jaymonkey @hexart @UtterDisbelief please try 1.1.3.

 

[jaymonkey]

@jaymonkey @hexart @UtterDisbelief please try 1.1.3.

@headkaze,

That did it ... MountEFI Version 1.1.3 now working for me .... Nice Job buddy



Cheers
Jay

 

[headkaze]

That did it ... MountEFI Version 1.1.3 now working for me .... Nice Job buddy

Great! But I do see it is not highlighting your EFI boot drive. Can you run the latest Hackintool and show me if you have the following NVRAM variable.

 

[jaymonkey]

Great! But I do see it is not highlighting your EFI boot drive. Can you run the latest Hackintool and show me if you have the following NVRAM variable.

@headkaze,

Hummm you must have read my mind as i was just about to post that its not highlighting my boot EFI drive ?
No Versions of MountEFI or Hackingtool so far have done that for me on any of my Hacks ....

Checking NVRAM variables with the latest version of Hackingtool shows that 'efi-boot-devce' is not a variable in NVRAM :-


As well as missing from my desktop hack it's also missing on my laptop hack ?

Both builds are using AptioMemoryFix-64.efi for native NVRAM which is working fine for all other NVRAM variables.

Any suggestions ? .... I could try manually adding it , i can get the UUID from terminal -> diskutil :-


But would need the full code of the <array> / <dict> from yourself ....


Cheers
Jay

 

[headkaze]

'efi-boot-devce' is not a variable in NVRAM

I have no idea I'm afraid. Maybe @RehabMan can give us a clue?

 

[jaymonkey]

I have no idea I'm afraid. Maybe @RehabMan can give us a clue?

Any chance you can copy and paste your Variable Value code for 'efi-boot-devce'
I'll replace your UUID with mine and see what happens ....

Cheers
Jay

 

[Loloflatsix]

Works fine for me : 1.1.3 nice app.