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Can only boot in Safe Mode after update 10.10.3

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RehabMan said:
You have to mount it (eg. assign a drive letter) with diskpart.exe. And you'll need to do all mods from an elevated CMD.EXE prompt, or re-launch explorer.exe as Admin (eg. elevated).
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can i have the command for diskpart to mount the efi in windows???
 
I am trying to assign a letter for the partition but it says to select a volume and there is no volume listed for the EFI (~200mb) volume.

What I do now??? I have to mount the EFI drive to make changes.

In El Capitan I can only boot into SAFE BOOT mode.
 

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shmr said:
I am trying to assign a letter for the partition but it says to select a volume and there is no volume listed for the EFI (~200mb) volume.

What I do now??? I have to mount the EFI drive to make changes.

In El Capitan I can only boot into SAFE BOOT mode.
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Your disk is not GPT. Therefore no EFI partition.
 
RehabMan said:
Your disk is not GPT. Therefore no EFI partition.
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My mac drive has an EFI drive. win10 is in another drive.

so how do i access the mac efi drive in windows???
 
anyway to mount efi under current situation?
 
RehabMan said:
EFI partitions only exist for GPT partitioned disks. Your disk is not GPT.

You should probably start over.

See guide: http://www.tonymacx86.com/yosemite-...de-booting-os-x-installer-laptops-clover.html

It is not even possible to install OS X to an MBR disk using the methods supported here.
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what do you mean by start over. I can still boot to Mac but in safe boot mode.
I have two drives:
1: SSD with MBR where windows installed
2: HDD with GPT table where mac installed
I just wanted to mount EFI of my HDD with GPT table to make some changes
 
shmr said:
what do you mean by start over. I can still boot to Mac but in safe boot mode.
I have two drives:
1: SSD with MBR where windows installed
2: HDD with GPT table where mac installed
I just wanted to mount EFI of my HDD with GPT table to make some changes
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The image in post #32 shows both disks are MBR (note no * in the GPT column).
 
RehabMan said:
The image in post #32 shows both disks are MBR (note no * in the GPT column).
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I partitioned the disk1 as seen in post32 as GUID table using Disk Utility when installing Mac.
 
I had mounted the EFI using live linux lately. and Im tying to do the same. I thought if that is possible in linux then there should be some chances on windows too
 
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