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Can't Boot, stuck on apple, using clover!

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Once file download. Mount your EFI.
And then install answering yes to all.

About when you said install saying yes to all...I'm not sure what that means because when I clicked on the audio_clover, it went strait to terminal and asked me for my password. I typed it in then it gives me that error.
 
I just went ahead and used the Multbeast file. I didn't want to go through the hassle of finding out the other problem. Anyways here is the config.plist for the Trim enabler. Im not quite sure what that is, but i know that you know what you are doing.View attachment config.plist
 
Just a heads up, i'm going to be gone for an hour. I'd like to thanks you so much for how much you've helped. I probably would have given up without your help, so thanks.
 
Great, trim was successfully enabled. I guess the last thing to do is tidy up. Is their a way I can remove some of the unused boot options from the clover screen so it isn't so cluttered? It can be annoying sometimes to sift through the correct ones...
 
ok sounds great! I'm actually thinking about getting the Apple Broadcom BCM94360CD-802.11 Bluetooth 4.0 WiFi card, seeing as right now, my wireless card isn't compatible with OS X and i have no way to connect to the internet on it. Hoping that card is compatible with my system and will work properly.
 
I thought about that, but I guess I'd rather have the boot loader come on by default. Since i'm dual booting windows and OS X, it would be nice if those were my only two options on the clover boot loader. Just not sure how to get rid of the others.
 
It's not that I want to hide the GUI completely, I just want to remove the other useless partitions showing up in the boot loader screen, leaving only one for windows, and another for OS X.
 
Hi, took a look and the boot.log and and blew right over my head. Took some screenshots of what I thought were the volumes, maybe you could point out which ones I use? I know both OS X and Windows are installed using EFI, but i'm just not to sure what to do...

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Hi. Through the use of your links, I've managed to hide all of the unused partitions except for 1, and there seems to be no way I can hide it.

The one on the left is the one I want to hide(sorry for the picture being sideways)...
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The one on the right actually allows me to boot into windows..
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As you can see they both say EFI, but only the right selection works. I have hid all but two volumes so I'm not sure why it's still there. Thanks for any help!
 
when the boot stalls at about 1/3 on the progress indicator, that means you have a problem with your graphics. the 1/3 progress point is when the apple screen shifts to the desktop.

you'll need to fiddle with the graphics settings in your config.plist. also--is the vendor and device ID included in the info.plist in the graphics kext for your card?
@faithie999 how do I fiddle with the graphics settings in my config.plist.? And how do I see if the vendor and device ID are included in the info.plist in the graphics kext for my card? Thanks a lot for helping us!
 
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