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Clover legacy setup Windows 7 boot option missing (Yosemite)

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I installed Clover with the tonymacx86 legacy setup, and it works fine. Installed the audio patch as well. However, when I boot from Clover, the Windows boot option is not there. I have to boot to windows through BIOS. I went through "Clover Configurator" each option, and there is nothing there (at least nothing obvious) to enable windows boot. Any ideas?

Also, this might not be related, but I have 2 options in BIOS boot menu "clover start boot.efi at install os x yosemite". This seems to be some data left over after installation, that does nothing if I double click it. Does anyone know how to remove that? Thanks.
 
I installed Clover with the tonymacx86 legacy setup, and it works fine. Installed the audio patch as well. However, when I boot from Clover, the Windows boot option is not there. I have to boot to windows through BIOS. I went through "Clover Configurator" each option, and there is nothing there (at least nothing obvious) to enable windows boot. Any ideas?
Are you able to see the Windows partition in CLOVER Bootloader?

Also, this might not be related, but I have 2 options in BIOS boot menu "clover start boot.efi at install os x yosemite". This seems to be some data left over after installation, that does nothing if I double click it. Does anyone know how to remove that? Thanks.
No need to remove that and you can set that as your first boot device. It help to enable the timeout feature of CLOVER.

And incase if you want to remove, then Select "CLOVER Boot Option" from CLOVER's Boot loader screen then Select "Remove CLOVER Entries".
 
Are you able to see the Windows partition in CLOVER Bootloader?

No Windows option. Here is what I see when booting into clover:

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No need to remove that and you can set that as your first boot device. It help to enable the timeout feature of CLOVER.

And incase if you want to remove, then Select "CLOVER Boot Option" from CLOVER's Boot loader screen then Select "Remove CLOVER Entries".


Cool, thanks for the reply. Finally I'm beginning to understand this.

It does take about 10-15 seconds (1st screen shot) to get into the clover boot (2nd screen shot). Is that delay normal?
 
bump for the 1st question. :D
 
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