#Clover configurator custom entries how to
#Clover configurator custom entries install
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For newer versions, OpenRuntime V12 is used, which he placed it in a sub-folder with the corresponding number of the clover release it should load for.

#Clover configurator custom entries how to

How to I find out what ID my Legacy MBR SSDs have? Pressing SPACE on them while in Clover doesn't show anything in terms of IDs, I suspect them being MBR is at fault. He was referring to OLDER versions of Clover (prior to 5142). Using a graphical interface, Clover Configurator eliminates a lot of the issues with creating configuration files. You’ll be able to create your own custom configuration files with Clover, and this will help you with the Clover EFI.

#Clover configurator custom entries install

How can I add them as permanent legacy custom entries though so I can disable scanning? I can't run Clover Configurator on my PC as I don't have a Hackintosh install there but I can run it on my Macbook. Clover Configurator is compatible with macOS 10.6+, and it’s an easy-to-use application that is designed for Hackintosh enthusiasts. Finding out which of these were Windows 7 and Windows 10 wasn't hard as I figured Clover would enumerate them based on SATA ports so with Windows 10 being on the SATA 0 SSD and Windows 7 being on the SATA 1 SSD they are the first two entries in Clover. Now to my problem, I have 12 partitions spanning across 4 internal and 2 external HDDs so Clover's scanning takes a while and I have tons of 'Boot Windows from Legacy HDD x' entries obviously. So after failing to use rEFInd I remembered Clover, installed the latest version of Clover to a spare USB stick via my Macbook, set it up for MBR booting and told my PC to boot from the USB-stick which works great. Version 4.22.3 (February 9th, 2015) Improvements in Kernel and Kext Patches -> KextsToPatch and Custom Entries -> SubEntries -> KextsToPatch sections: if you patch an InfoPlist, now you can type a string like: PowerStates0. This works but is a bit annoying as I have to hammer F11 on boot and isn't as pretty. To choose which Windows to boot I use my UEFI's boot-selector to either pick SSD SATA 0 or SSD SATA 1. They both run from two separate SSDs and I don't want either Windows to know the other exists so I installed both in MBR mode with separate bootloaders on their respective SSDs. Click GUI section on LHS and the + sign under Custom Entries to create New Custom Entry 8.

with Clover Configurator, press + button under Custom Entries. Open Clover Configurator, mount EFI System Partition to edit /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/ist 7. I use Windows 7 as my main OS and dual-boot Windows 10 for when I need it. You can now see Clover bootloader with new entry Boot Microsoft UEFI Menu from EFI.

#Clover configurator custom entries drivers

To make things short and explain a bit of the background why I'm doing things like I do, I can't Hackintosh my desktop PC at the moment anymore as I upgraded to a GTX 1070 and last time I checked there were still no drivers for it so I removed my Hackintosh HDD for the time being. Okay so I know what I'm doing is not the intended usage of Clover but it works for what I'm trying to do.