Hello,
I deleted my ssd trying to solve an efi partition error.
I have a Macbook air 13 late 2010 that had Mac Os Sierra and wanted the High Sierra, but the efi partition wouldn’t mount neither through disk utility nor through terminal, so i tried formatting the drive but somehow i only ended up with os x base system, nothing else, the macintosh is now os x base system of 256 GB even though i only had 121 gb, now i cannot boot into recovery mode anymore, the bar in the loading screen fills up but nothing else happens, cant access internet recovery mode or the normal mode, the only one i can use is the single user mode, i tried mounting a bootable usb from there and even though it shows it is mounted, it wont appear at start up when i press Option key, i already reseted the nvram and smc nothing works, can someone please help me as i am about to lose my mind, i was that stupid to not create a back up. In single user mode when typing ls -l /dev/disk* the following appear: disk0, disk0s1(msdos) disk0s2 that cannot be mounted or anything
I deleted my ssd trying to solve an efi partition error.
I have a Macbook air 13 late 2010 that had Mac Os Sierra and wanted the High Sierra, but the efi partition wouldn’t mount neither through disk utility nor through terminal, so i tried formatting the drive but somehow i only ended up with os x base system, nothing else, the macintosh is now os x base system of 256 GB even though i only had 121 gb, now i cannot boot into recovery mode anymore, the bar in the loading screen fills up but nothing else happens, cant access internet recovery mode or the normal mode, the only one i can use is the single user mode, i tried mounting a bootable usb from there and even though it shows it is mounted, it wont appear at start up when i press Option key, i already reseted the nvram and smc nothing works, can someone please help me as i am about to lose my mind, i was that stupid to not create a back up. In single user mode when typing ls -l /dev/disk* the following appear: disk0, disk0s1(msdos) disk0s2 that cannot be mounted or anything
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