- #Clover configurator custom entries how to
- #Clover configurator custom entries install
- #Clover configurator custom entries drivers
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.
#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. 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. 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. I hope any of you guys know how to do this and can help me with adding the entry so it shows up in clover. Click GUI section on LHS and the + sign under Custom Entries to create New Custom Entry 8. In addition, Clover Configurator can check for the latest. Open Clover Configurator, mount EFI System Partition to edit /Volumes/EFI/EFI/CLOVER/ist 7.
Upon launch, Clover Configurator will check to see if there are already available configuration files, and enables you to view their content. The program comes with customizable GUI including themes, icons, fonts. (Clover scanned these) So I went ahead and tried to add a custom boot entry in Clover Configurator, but it doesn't show up inside of Clover. Clover Configurator designed to help you create custom configuration files for the Clover EFI bootloader via a streamlined graphical interface. Clover EFI is a boot loader developed to boot macOS with UEFI or BIOS firmware. 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 far, I've only been able to get my Windows and macOS entries to show up. 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. 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. I use Windows 7 as my main OS and dual-boot Windows 10 for when I need it.
#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.
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