Hello, I've successfully upgraded my 10.14 Lenovo to 10.14.3 yesterday morning, but I did a huge mistake. I turned on FileVault when It prompted, and then, after booting and seeing that everything went well, I shut down my PC and didn't look at it until yesterday evening.
When I booted up my PC, no boot options were found, and with the help of Google I tried to solve It by myself. So I opened the only partition visibile in Clover, the recovery partition. There I can unlock my SSD and with the command "diskutil apfs list" It shows that my "Macintosh HD" partition is still encrypting, so i cannot run the commands to decrypt It (encryption command gives the same error, saying that the drive is already encrypting)
I also tried to disabile FileVault from the password recovery menù, but nothing happened.
I even clicked at the top-left corner Apple logo to select the bootable disk, but it opens Clover normally, without showing the boot partition.
After all those tries, I bumped info a thread here on Tonymac, that had the "apfs.efi" files to update mine, but only for Mojave 10.14.0.
So I looked for another solution and I found the AppleSupportPkg v.2.0.6 (the latest) and copied / overwrited the files in my EFI partition from my Windows drive, but the boot Volume isn't shown tho.
I also don't have another Apple machine to read my disk
And my trial of "APFS for Windows" expired long ago.
So my only hope are you guys here, considering that my volume isn't even shown as corestorage.
Is there a way to resume the encryption process from recovery, to remove it after It finishes?
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