Manually install Clover for UEFI booting and configure boot priority with EasyUEFI in WindowsThis tutorial will show how to manually install Clover in the EFI system partition of a pre-existing install of UEFI Windows. In the process, you will also learn how to mount the EFI partition and add Clover as a UEFI boot option (using the EasyUEFI program) in Windows.Prerequisites1. CloverISO from.2. For Windows3.4. Existing UEFI install of Windows X64 (7,8,8.1 or 10)Obtain Clover1. Download the CloverISO.tar.lzma file from Sourceforge and open the file with 7-Zip.2.
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Extract the Clover subfolder to your Downloads with 7-Zip.3. Copy the Clover folder by right clicking on its icon in Windows File Explorer.Mounting the EFI System Partition and installing Clover1.
Open an administrative command prompt by clicking the Windows start button, typing cmd and right clicking on the search result as shown below.2. Type the following commands, followed by after each line:diskpartlist diskselect disk # (where # is the disk number of the disk with UEFI Windows)list partitionselect partition x (where x is the partition number of the EFI system partition. By default, it is usually the 100MB second partition)assign letter=sexit3. Open Windows Task Manager as administrator by clicking the Windows start button, typing taskmgr and right clicking on the search result as shown below.4. Click Run new task5. Click Browse and in the Browse window, navigate to the EFI folder in the System Partition (which is mapped to drive S:) and also select 'All files' from the drop down menu.6. Right click inside the EFI folder to 'paste' the Clover folder we downloaded earlier.
If necessary, you can make edits to Clover's default config.plist with Wordpad or add OSX kexts like FakeSMC into the kextsother folder while still in the Task Manager browse window. For UEFI booting into OSX, you will most likely need the OsxAptioFix2Drv-64.efi or OsxAptioFixDrv-64.efi driver in EFICLOVERdrivers64UEFI (copy from the CLOVERdrivers-Offdrivers64UEFI folder).7.
Quit Task Manager.Add Clover as a UEFI Boot Option using the EasyUEFI Program1. Open EasyUEFI and click on the small icon with the plus sign (second from top) to add a new entry.2. In the Create Boot Entry Window, choose 'Linux or other OS' as the entry type, click to select the EFI System partition as the target and browse to the CLOVERX64.efi file (file path EFICLOVERCLOVERX64.efi) as shown below.3. Type Clover in the Description field then the OK button.4. You will now see the new Clover entry on the main GUI of EasyUEFI.
Click on the entry and then click the small up arrow icon to move Clover to the top so it will get priority over the Windows Boot Manager on boot up. Note on this screen, you can also delete/edit/disable boot entries or move them down the boot order.5. Click the power menu and select reboot to restart your system ( use your system's boot device selection key to choose the drive with CLOVER installed if necessary eg F12 for Gigabyte motherboards, F8 for ASUS motherboards, F11 for ASrock motherboards) - will now be presented with the Clover Main Menu GUI to boot Windows (or OSX).Enjoy and Good Hack!
Microsoft Windows Version 10.0.10586© 2015 Microsoft Corporation. Nice work fusion71au!I am looking for solution for dualboot, but first, short explanation what i have done till now:My HW Specs:HP Z800 Workstation BIOS V.3.602 x Intel® Xeon® processor X5650 2.66 GHz, 12MB cache 1333 MHz memory, 6-Core24GB DDR3 RAMGFX: Nvidia QUADRO 6000Windows 10 on RAID0 LSILogic RAID SAS 1068E Controller ( 3 x 420GB SAS HD)Backup SAS HD 1TB on LSILogic RAID SAS 1068E ControllerSierra on Kingston 120GB SSDNow on SATA port 1First installed Win10 on RAID0 (LUN0).
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The Apple Xserves, possibly the Mac Pro RAID Card, use the LSI SAS1068E controller chip as well.Second installed OS-X Sierra on SSD with Clover. Aplied EFI to Windows EFI Systempartition, but cannot boot in to the Windows!Analyzing my system, I noticed that under the system information Sierra recognizes LSILogic RAID controller and single HD 1TB connected on it, but does not recognize the Windows partition on raid0. Which leads to the conclusion that clover does not recognize Raid0. Clover r5051 ISO compiled with GCC and minimal config.plist compatible for use in VMWare Workstation.Tested with unlocked Workstation 15 running OSX 10.9 -10.15 guest in Windows X64 host.Installation1. Download and unzip 'EFICloverr5051 for VMware.zip'. Mount Clover-v2.5k-5051-X64.iso by double clicking on it.2. Mount your VM's EFI System Partition eg in terminalsudo diskutil mount disk0s13.
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Copy EFI folder from step 1 into the EFI partition4. Shutdown the VM, add bios.bootDelay = '3000' to your VM's vmx file5. Reboot your VM, press to access the VMware Boot Manager and add CLOVERX64.efi to the boot menu.Substitute your own unique and valid MLB and ROM variables in the /EFI/CLOVER/config.plist (Rt Variables section) to activate iMessage/Facetime on your VM. Hello everyone.
I managed to install AMD Sierra V5(10.12.6) on my old AMD A8 7600 PC(Mother Board-A58M-E, GPU- Palit Geforce GT730 DDR3). Everything is working except the GPU. The GT730 DDR3 GF108 is natively supported on Sierra, but for some reason, it is not working. On Clover Config, 'Inject Nvidia' is selected, no Nvidia Web, and nvdisable=1. On 'About This Mac' it just says ' NVIDIA Chip Model 3 MB'.I have attached config.plist. Can someone look at it please? Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thank you.config.plist.