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I had a hunch that it could be because there were multiple EFI volumes and I was editing config.plist on the wrong one, but I wouldn't know how to go about finding the right one, if in fact I've been editing the wrong one.

Thanks - these instructions (editing config.plist with text editor) are the ones that I had originally followed, but they didn't work for some reason. So I tried making changes using Clover Configurator, but that caused the big mess. Today I tried again doing exactly what it said, but again it...

All right. I used Clover Configurator to open config.plist on my SSD's EFI partition. I looked through there and couldn't find anything like 0x00000000. But I did remove the thing I previously changed to make it auto-boot from SSD. Then I saved the config.plist and restarted the computer. It...

To make that question more specific: should my EFI partition be on my SSD or on my USB drive?

I have no idea what I did in the first place (and I suspect that I messed it up by not following a guide, or half-following several guides). I'm using a script called EFI Mounter v3 to launch my EFI volume, and it tells me: "Multiple EFI partitions found..." Is that normal? Shouldn't I have an...

Well, I think that may actually have worked! I went to the Options screen; InjectIntel was already checked, but I deleted the 0x00000000 part: Then I rebooted a bunch of times and it kept not working, and eventually I told it to boot from my SSD, and it worked! Thank you! Now, what should I...

I tried again and went to Clover Boot Options. There is nothing like Graphics Injector on that screen:

Ok, I tried again, but instead of booting from SSD I booted from USB... and I got this strange screen again: It's the same one I was getting before (see first post in this thread).

All right. I reconnected SSD (the internal drive with Mac OS), rebooted holding down F12 and chose the UEFI OS drive: That got me into Clover: Then I selected the SSD in Clover, and added -v boot flag again. It's now stopped at a similar place to where it stopped before. The final few...

Ok. There are only three drives: SSD (with Mac OS), HDD (just storage) and USB. I will reconnect SSD and leave USB connected, and try again.

They don't, because they're disconnected, because I couldn't get it to work while they were still connected. Should I reconnect them?

No, I had to disconnect my internal drives in order to get this far. Should I reconnect them now?

Where do I choose that?

Ok, I removed the SSD and the HDD and booted using the USB drive. It brings me to the OS X installation screen. How do I edit the config.plist from here?

No - do I need to physically remove them?

I tried booting from the USB drive and I got this screen:

Maybe now?

Crap, it didn't work.

All right, I think I've got it now.

I added information to my profile. It's the "CustoMac Mini" from October 2015: http://www.tonymacx86.com/buyersguide/october/2015/#CustoMac_Mini