disktutil mount error New to me in Mojave

[macattackjack]

I am using EFI Mounter v3 to open the EFI volumes because the usual method of using the terminal to mount volumes is not working.

If I use the command:

 

diskutil mount disk1s1

I get an error message:

Volume on disk1s1 failed to mount

If the volume is damaged, try the "readOnly" option

Another place suggests this:
 

sudo asr adjust --target /dev/disk1s1 --settype "Apple_HFS"

diskutil mount readOnly /dev/disk1s1

 

But I am wondering if I am missing a driver or kext.

Attached are my config file, picture of my 64 drivers and kext folder

Any thoughts?

Thanks

config.plist

[STLVNUB]

Use QuickESP, it lives in MenuBar and is very easy to use, be aware that versions High Sierra and above need Administration Password to mount ESP.

[macattackjack]

So how would a person do that in diskutil in the terminal?

[monw3d]

On 2/11/2019 at 11:37 PM, macattackjack said:

So how would a person do that in diskutil in the terminal?

i cant use diskutil too, 

havent find a solution yet for your problem. apple again broken something that worked for so long.

 

i use clover Clover Configurator

[macattackjack]

I use EFI Mounter v3. It does the job. I haven't seen a post anywhere that says how a person neesd to type it in terminal to get diskutil to open the EFI volumes.