- #CLOVER CONFIGURATOR BOOT VOLUME INSTALL#
- #CLOVER CONFIGURATOR BOOT VOLUME DRIVER#
- #CLOVER CONFIGURATOR BOOT VOLUME PATCH#
Restart your Mac If you could not see a boot screen before, you should see one now. Navigate to Clover Configurator and click the unMount partition button. I have now changed "Above 4G Decoding" to ENABLED in BIOS. Using Clover Configurator, unmount your EFI partition You are done with the EFI partition, so it can now be unmounted. I've saved a TestVar=HelloWorld variable in NVRAM, and it's always kept between restarts. After a couple of restarts Clover still selected the correct start disk, but the following day, it was back to Recovery again. I removed EmuVariableUefi-64.efi and ist to see if it resolved the issue. If Clover reports boot0ss: Error, try Active for the FAT32 drive where you installed Clover. Restart the machine or boot USB in VirtualBox and VMware virtual machine for testing. Supported on Windows XP, 7, 8, 8.1 and Windows 10.
#CLOVER CONFIGURATOR BOOT VOLUME INSTALL#
Before opening this ticket I noticed that I had both AptioMemoryFix-64.efi and EmuVariableUefi-64.efi installed. Run CloverLegacyInstaller.exe to install Clover Legacy.
#CLOVER CONFIGURATOR BOOT VOLUME DRIVER#
If ll that fails, possibly look into setting up emulated nvram driver from clover install. Using a graphical interface, Clover Configurator eliminates a lot of the issues with. You’ll be able to create your own custom configuration files with Clover, and this will help you with the Clover EFI.
#CLOVER CONFIGURATOR BOOT VOLUME PATCH#
In addition, like faqs for aptiomemoryfix said, make sure above 4g encoding is ENABLED in bios settings (ONLY enable this setting with aptiomemoryfix, it actually breaks other aptio memory patch drivers). Clover Configurator is compatible with macOS 10.6+, and it’s an easy-to-use application that is designed for Hackintosh enthusiasts. AptioMemoryFix takes extra action to try and ensure functional nvram memory space. if it is not, Make sure you are using AptioMemoryFix.efi for memory and not one of other ones. Ensure nvram is functional with your bios. Now, for the Ops issue where the volume is always resetting, that sounds like broken nvram.
"if nvram volume can't be found but name of missing volume contains 'install' then find first volume containing bootable macOS system else find first volume" I'd say the most straight forward fix is an if else rule in volume selection in existing code that says "if nvram volume can't be found select first volume" to something like
I suspect the only difference here between a real mac and Clover is the real mac if it can't find the nvram boot volume, it'll choose first macOS volume it sees, not the first drive in list like clover does. Because clover can't find it, it simply pics the first volume in list instead. When install is done, the installer however fails to set volume back to original volume, it's still set to installer volume (which now no longer exists). It can be set to: Volume Name - The name of the. Far as I've seen clover picks last volume in nvram, and during a macOS install/update, the volume is set to install one because INSTALLER sets it to install one in nvram, just like on a real mac. DefaultVolume is used to specify which entry is the default boot entry in Clover GUI.
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