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Hi all.
I have a situation/dream which I cannot find anything to read about.
I want to triple boot My Haswell High Sierra installation with 2 Windows 10 systems all on 3 separate drives.
The 2 Windows 10 installations can dual boot among themselves, using the standard Windows bootloader, whereas for High Sierra I use Clover version 4522 in single boot mode only.
Kindly note that the Win 10 installations are on GPT prepared drives, with each having an empty Fat32 formated 209 MB EFI partition.
For clarity I have attached a screenshot of the partition layout for this build.
I figured that one should be able to utilize the empty windows EFI partitions, place some code in there, then integrate that with Clover and voila a clean triple boot system would be the result, perhaps even bypassing the Windows bootloader.
Kindly note that my request is not about installing High Sierra or 2 times Windows 10. that has already been done.
I was thinking of using a variation of the following command, "bcdboot c:\Windows /s C: /f uefi", to generate the Windows boot files needed by Clover. The problem is that I have 2 Windows installations and I am unable to figure out how to handle that with this singular command construct.
I would really appreciate some assistance with this, hoping of cause that what I wish to end up with is actually doable.
Greetings
I have a situation/dream which I cannot find anything to read about.
I want to triple boot My Haswell High Sierra installation with 2 Windows 10 systems all on 3 separate drives.
The 2 Windows 10 installations can dual boot among themselves, using the standard Windows bootloader, whereas for High Sierra I use Clover version 4522 in single boot mode only.
Kindly note that the Win 10 installations are on GPT prepared drives, with each having an empty Fat32 formated 209 MB EFI partition.
For clarity I have attached a screenshot of the partition layout for this build.
I figured that one should be able to utilize the empty windows EFI partitions, place some code in there, then integrate that with Clover and voila a clean triple boot system would be the result, perhaps even bypassing the Windows bootloader.
Kindly note that my request is not about installing High Sierra or 2 times Windows 10. that has already been done.
I was thinking of using a variation of the following command, "bcdboot c:\Windows /s C: /f uefi", to generate the Windows boot files needed by Clover. The problem is that I have 2 Windows installations and I am unable to figure out how to handle that with this singular command construct.
I would really appreciate some assistance with this, hoping of cause that what I wish to end up with is actually doable.
Greetings