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Hello and welcome!

 

I can't find your signature. With the unknown hardware, you are using, nobody here is able  to give you proper support.

 

Please be so kind to follow this before next post: https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/336486-video-how-to-add-a-signature/?tab=comments#comment-2647874

 

and read also carefully the rules: https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/333462-read-insanelymac-forum-rules/

 

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Hi,

if you have only one EFI partition then you can 'mount' it by issuing following command in terminal

sudo diskutil mount EFI    <-- you will be asked for your password

If you have more than one EFI partition then issue following commands

diskutil list       <-- see what disks and partitions you have
sudo -s -H       <-- you will be asked for your password
mkdir /Volumes/EFI

mount -t msdos /dev/disk?s1 /Volumes/EFI    <-- ? you get from first command
exit                 <-- exit superuser priveliges

Now you should be able to access your EFI partition in Finder

osx151212
 

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