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7 hours ago, chris1111 said:

Here the command

USB is the name of my Volume  - FAT 32 / Master Boot Record 

diskutil list
diskutil unmount /dev/disk9s1
mkdir -p /Private/tmp/USB
sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk9s1 /Private/tmp/USB

 

 

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@chris1111 

 

Your work is excellent my friend, every day surprises us with your talent and dedication, thank you for being so dedicated to the Hackintosh scene and with zeal and competence! 

 

God bless you all!! 

 

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52 minutes ago, Max.1974 said:

 

@chris1111 

 

Your work is excellent my friend, every day surprises us with your talent and dedication, thank you for being so dedicated to the Hackintosh scene and with zeal and competence! 

 

God bless you all!! 

 

🙏 :thumbsup_anim:

Thank you my freind :D God bless you 😇

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On 8/7/2024 at 10:18 PM, eSaF said:

Hi all, I just want to share something that may help others.

From Sequoia Beta1 I couldn't get the machine to Auto Sleep unless I physically made it do so even though I am using one EFI Folder to boot Sonoma and Sequoia.

In Sonoma Auto Sleep was/is not a problem so I thought as Sequoia was in Beta stage maybe that was the cause Auto Sleep was flaky.

 

Now we are in Beta5 I thought something is not right so I entered Terminal to find the reason and got 'Sleep Prevented by APSD'.

I searched Google and found that this is an Apple Push Notification Service Domain.

 

My next step was to find how to turn this off and here it is:- in Terminal you need to enter 'sudo launchctl unload -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.apsd.plist' (without the quotes) and hit enter, it will ask for your P/W, then hit Enter again.

Reboot, clean NvRAM, on reaching Desk Top test Auto Sleep and it should work.

 

If you need to undo the change and enable the process, in Terminal enter this line:- 'sudo launchctl load -w /System/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.apple.apsd.plist' (without the quotes) and you're done.

Hope this helps someone with the same Sleep problem.

Thank you @eSaF,

It's really works!

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On 8/6/2024 at 2:19 PM, Shaneee said:

 

First run chmod +x /path/to/file
Then just open it :)

 

 

mount_efi.zip 931 B · 52 downloads

This one works for me in Sequoia for internal and external drives. Drop-EFI works in Sonoma and Sequoia as long as it’s an internal drive. If external, it doesn’t work in Sequoia.

2 hours ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

@chris1111 Thanks for this: https://github.com/chris1111/Mount-MS-DOS-Partition

 

I was wondering why MountEFI was no longer working in Sequoia beta 5…

Will try this one for the EFI that is in the external drive where I installed Sequoia

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2 hours ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

@chris1111 Thanks for this: https://github.com/chris1111/Mount-MS-DOS-Partition

 

I was wondering why MountEFI was no longer working in Sequoia beta 5…

 

Do you please try to folllow my instruction here 

https://github.com/chris1111/Drop-EFI/issues/2#issuecomment-2281840398

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1 hour ago, Max.1974 said:

@jlrycm @eSaF 

 

Hi there! Here Drop-EFI from @chris1111  works very fine with Sequoia beta 5. 

 

Maybe you need check permissions to run app. 

 

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I tried again, this time using the latest Drop-EFI release that @chris1111 posted this morning following his instructions found in the GitHub issue, but it didn’t mount the EFI  from the external drive where Sequoia is installed after loading macOS 15 latest dev beta. I don’t get any error. It runs the script and shows the window saying the EFI mounted but I don’t see it mounted in Finder. As I said earlier, the script that @Shaneee shared in this thread works in Sequoia mounting the EFI from the external drive.

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Finally!

 

I got B5 to install and work, but it wasn't easy.

 

First the OTA (over the air) upgrade did not work.  I ended up with a broken Finder and many other problems. Scrambled bits, and a real mess of an attempted install.  A reinstall didn't work.   I was truly stuck. 

 

I decided to do a full install via USB.  But I had to wait for a link as I couldn't find it on my own.  Finally, someone posted the full download link, so I downloaded that, put it on a USB drive and tried that.  But I couldn't get it to work because it was spontaneously rebooting in the middle on the install.  Grrrr......🙁

 

In doing research, I found that @jlrycm had posted that disabling BlueToolFixup, which was causing rebooting in the middle of his attempted install, well, after disabling that, he was able to install.  I had to wipe my existing install and start from scratch, but then I disabled BlueToolFixup by using my Ventura install and EFI Agent on that install to disable BlueToolFixup.  After that, thank God, the install completed. 

 

Still, I needed to adjust the EFI in the Sequoia B5 install and rebooting into Ventura every time I needed to eidt the EFI on B5 was getting old.  So of course, like so many of you have noted, now I had to deal with the EFI issues that Sequoia B5 has caused, and that created some difficulty, and more delay but eventually
@chris1111 's new utility made it possible to adjust the EFI in B5 directly.

 

Once that was done, I had to use Migration Assistant to migrate my data from a Ventura install to the B5 install.  My Migration Assistant transfer was far from perfect, so lots of cleanup was needed to be done. But after many hours, it was finally over and I was done.  Whew.....

 

Some times installs go like this.  You just have to keep trying.

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Manually commands that works for EFI show and mount and USB mount is: 

 

Example:

 

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UBS=$NAME

 

disk10s1 = DOS_FAT_32 TYPE

 

 

sudo diskutil unmount /dev/disk10s1; sudo mkdir /Volumes/USB; sudo mount -w -t msdos /dev/disk10s1 /Volumes/USB

 

 

 

EFI

 

Example 

 

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EFI=disk2s1

 

sudo diskutil unmount /dev/disk2s1; sudo mkdir /Volumes/EFI; sudo mount_msdos /dev/disk2s1 /Volumes/EFi 

 

But I prefere use scripts from @chris1111 (Tks !!  :wink_anim:)

 

 

 

Vídeo: 

 

Spoiler

 

 

 

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I %&/() hate Apple for how they crippled filesystem support.

 

You even have to mount USB flash drives now! I wanted to copy my EFI folder and copy it over to my FAT32 formatted usb drive. But mounting USB flash drive with chriss' script unounted the internal EFI partition… I had to copy the EFI folder to the desktop temporarily… aaaarggh

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@cankiulascmnfye @miliuco @eSaF @Max.1974

Ok all is Fix for DROP EFI 

Make sur Uninstalling Drop EFI with the `Previous V2` or 'Previous PRE Release V3' FOR @Alpha22 with DropEFI Installer.app

Or Uninstalling manually if you know how to do it

 

 

After uninstalling use the command 

tccutil reset AppleEvents
tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles


Reboot macOS

Download release V3

 

Follow every step in  new Video

 

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7 hours ago, chris1111 said:

@cankiulascmnfye @miliuco @eSaF @Max.1974

Ok all is Fix for DROP EFI 

Make sur Uninstalling Drop EFI with the `Previous V2` or 'Previous PRE Release V3' FOR @Alpha22 with DropEFI Installer.app

Or Uninstalling manually if you know how to do it

 

 

After uninstalling use the command 

tccutil reset AppleEvents
tccutil reset SystemPolicyAllFiles


Reboot macOS

Download release V3

 

Follow every step in  new Video

 

followed the instructions for version 3 all ok
Thank you @chris1111

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15 minutes ago, BALDY_MAN said:

I have installed Sequoia. but I can't see any usb stick I plug in on the desktop. how do I fix it please

https://github.com/chris1111/Mount-MS-DOS-Partition

 

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Here the command

USB is the name of my Volume  - FAT 32 / Master Boot Record 

diskutil list
diskutil unmount /dev/disk9s1
mkdir -p /Private/tmp/USB
sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk9s1 /Private/tmp/USB

image.thumb.png.3acd08019abda919cb4ec27673f6f20c.png

 

Mount-MS-DOS-Partition.tool

 

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Thanks to @chris1111

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22 minutes ago, BALDY_MAN said:

@Alpha22  its any usb I plug in. I can't see them to open. the link above seems to be for ms-dos partition. I have some fat32 drives i can't view 

 

from the link download Mount-MS-DOS-Partition, drag it into Terminal you will see your usb enter the number and matti your password

 

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35 minutes ago, Alpha22 said:

 

from the link download Mount-MS-DOS-Partition, drag it into Terminal you will see your usb enter the number and matti your password

 

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thanks for your help. I'm just going back to Sonoma. thanks again

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