Ventura MountEFI.command problem

[GoodNew5]

Dear hackintoshers, I need help @Feartech

Moving OpenCore from USB to macOS Drive | OpenCore Post-Install

According to this guide I have to mount the EFI from USB first to save it somewhere on the computer, but if I select option 2 then I get the following message: "There is no EFI partition associated with disk2s11"

USB DRIVE – EFI and mac os installer (option 2)

USB DRIVE looks like this

Why is this happening?
And what can I do as an alternative?

FYI
Apparently there is a known issue with this tool, but I'm not sure, maybe I'm doing something wrong

There is no EFI partition associated with disk · Issue #20 · corpnewt/MountEFI

I successfully installation mac os Ventura and booted. Now I'm trying to copy the EFI folder, I can mount the USB but not the disk on witch I installed mac, I go this error.

github.com

 

[joevt]

Use diskutil list to list all partitions. Find the EFI partition device name, example: disk2s1

Then mount the EFI partition like this:
diskutil mount disk2s1

Use this command to find where it was mounted:
mount | grep disk2s1
For example: /Volumes/EFI

Then open the EFI partition in the Finder using this command:
open /Volumes/EFI

The EFI volume should include an EFI folder with BOOT and OC inside that.

 

[Feartech]

Dear hackintoshers, I need help @Feartech

Moving OpenCore from USB to macOS Drive | OpenCore Post-Install

According to this guide I have to mount the EFI from USB first to save it somewhere on the computer, but if I select option 2 then I get the following message: "There is no EFI partition associated with disk2s11"


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USB DRIVE – EFI and mac os installer (option 2)
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USB DRIVE looks like this
View attachment 573311
Why is this happening?
And what can I do as an alternative?

FYI
Apparently there is a known issue with this tool, but I'm not sure, maybe I'm doing something wrong

There is no EFI partition associated with disk · Issue #20 · corpnewt/MountEFI

I successfully installation mac os Ventura and booted. Now I'm trying to copy the EFI folder, I can mount the USB but not the disk on witch I installed mac, I go this error.

github.com

can happen if you didn't format the drive correctly, ie making sure to erase the entire drive and not just the partition

also open up hackintool and try and mount the drive that way and see what happens

 

[GoodNew5]

@Feartech Do you mean this?​

 

[Feartech]

@Feartech Do you mean this?​

View attachment 573313

yes

 

[GoodNew5]

yes

Thanks @Feartech, Well done, so now I need to replace the mounted EFI with the one on my USB flash drive?

I need the system to boot from disk

Mounted EFI

 

[Feartech]

Thanks @Feartech, Well done, so now I need to replace the mounted EFI with the one on my USB flash drive?

I need the system to boot from disk

Mounted EFI
View attachment 573314

yes, delete all that, empty trash, then copy EFI folder in there

 

[GoodNew5]

yes, delete all that, empty trash, then copy EFI folder in there

The flash drive is removed from port

I did this but it’s strange, by default when I reboot – boot Windows , if I press f12 I see the following

Then I click on “UEFI OS (Samsung SSD 970 EVO 1TB)" and the screen just blinks and I'm here again

How do u think, its relevant guide for this?

Using LauncherOption | OpenCore Post-Install

diskutil list output