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Hi all,
Recently I installed Yosemite via the multibeast method and encountered so many problem with the audio and suddenly the the fact that I could not mount anymore FAT drives that I decided to reinstall everything using the clover guide.
I followed the guide to a Tee and everything was ok except for the audio. I managed to find the Toleda script and that fixed the problem (although I am losing the audio following a wake from sleep).
This installation has been installed on a 240GB SDD which is not the original one (the original is bigger and faster)
Now that I have my system fully up and running I want to clone it on the original SDD.
I have used carbon clone copy to clone the installation but I know that this is not going to make the clone disk bootable.
When using multibeast, I used to reinstalled the bootloader on the clone disk.
So I decided to follow the same path and following the post installation section of the clover guide.
I formatted the EFI partition on the clone drive as per the guide (FAT32), then used clover to install the bootloader + other options as per the guide, copy the config.plist from the working system to the EFI/CLOVER directory and fakesmc and the ethernet kexts in the 10.10 directory.
I have followed the same procedure that I followed to install the working system.
I shutdown the system, unplug the working SDD in order to leave only the clone one, modify the bios to boot from UEFI: OS HDD and restarted the system.
Yosemite seems to load ok but I don't have any network connection. And because I don't have any internet connection, I can not run toleda's script to fix the audio problem.
is there a specific method to follow to clone a clover installation? or is what I have done a valid method and if so why I don't have any network connection?
Especially when the same kexts are used and the same procedure.
Thanks
Recently I installed Yosemite via the multibeast method and encountered so many problem with the audio and suddenly the the fact that I could not mount anymore FAT drives that I decided to reinstall everything using the clover guide.
I followed the guide to a Tee and everything was ok except for the audio. I managed to find the Toleda script and that fixed the problem (although I am losing the audio following a wake from sleep).
This installation has been installed on a 240GB SDD which is not the original one (the original is bigger and faster)
Now that I have my system fully up and running I want to clone it on the original SDD.
I have used carbon clone copy to clone the installation but I know that this is not going to make the clone disk bootable.
When using multibeast, I used to reinstalled the bootloader on the clone disk.
So I decided to follow the same path and following the post installation section of the clover guide.
I formatted the EFI partition on the clone drive as per the guide (FAT32), then used clover to install the bootloader + other options as per the guide, copy the config.plist from the working system to the EFI/CLOVER directory and fakesmc and the ethernet kexts in the 10.10 directory.
I have followed the same procedure that I followed to install the working system.
I shutdown the system, unplug the working SDD in order to leave only the clone one, modify the bios to boot from UEFI: OS HDD and restarted the system.
Yosemite seems to load ok but I don't have any network connection. And because I don't have any internet connection, I can not run toleda's script to fix the audio problem.
is there a specific method to follow to clone a clover installation? or is what I have done a valid method and if so why I don't have any network connection?
Especially when the same kexts are used and the same procedure.
Thanks