![]() ![]() I am using a 13" 2015 MacBook Pro with Retina display on macOS High Sierra 10.13. Contributions (and code) go back to Open Source Community. Running " mkdir /Volumes/efi" and then " sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk0s1 /Volumes/efi" both as root now allows me to mount the EFI partition normally via "diskutil mount disk0s1", but does not fix BootChamp.įYI holding option at boot does allow me to go to windows. CrossOver for Mac, Linux and ChromeOS easily opens and installs thousands of Windows programs. I have not tried First Aid in disk utility or re-installing the BootChamp app yet. Running "/sbin/fsck -fy" from single-user mode Running the command " sudo /usr/sbin/bless -mount /Volumes/BOOTCAMP/ -setBoot -nextonly -verbose" as a suggestion from this link: output from terminal I get is this: Disabling system integrity protection via recovery mode terminal after resetting SMC/NVRAM (SIP was also off before resetting those 2) ![]() ![]() Resetting SMC via shut down, and then holding control+option+shift+power button for 10 seconds, and then booting up Resetting PRAM and NVRAM via command+option+p+r after boot chime I need the ability to use BootChamp back. After further investigation, I also found I was unable to mount the EFI partition via "diskutil mount disk0s1". After the new macOS 10.13.6 update, my ability to use BootChamp to quickly switch to Windows 10 from macOS via one-time next only boot is gone. Not being a computer expert and not knowing the proper wording for all the things that have gone wrong since I upgraded to 10.13.3, (Skype no longer connecting, computer crashing on deleting a link saved in my favourites on Chrome, hard drive or what sounds like a fan on all the time, to name but a few I have noticed), and not knowing how to go about fixing. ![]()
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