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You should not need GE at all. What happens if you completely take it out?

Did you set nvda_drv=1?

Yes, I did but thanks anyway. I ended up installing Windows 8 instead and didn't have any issues. If anyone has the same issues, I would take a look at this askubuntu post. Especially this part: My mobo may have looked for a bootx64.efi file that was not where it thought it would be. The next...

The original Install was through USB, but I have to mount the ISO file by using OS X, as I don't have Windows now. Is there another option to try besides dd from the cmd line or Boot Camp? I have Linux so I'll try creating the installer that way the next time I get a chance.

I'm not sure what happened, but no matter what I try, I cannot install Windows 7. I always either get "bootmgr is missing" or the blinking cursor on a black screen. Originally I wanted to install Windows 7 on a GPT formatted disk, but I no longer care. I just want it done any way I can. I've...

This does not say anything about formatting the disk first. Do you need to do that?

Which port are you using? DVI? DP? Where is your org.chameleon.boot.plist located? You say sometimes it works sometimes it does not. Can you pin down the change between when it works and when it does not? If this issue persists you could try out TylerWorth's Clover install. My system is much...

HDMI audio is a common issue. See my thread here about audio

You need nvda_drv=1 in your boot arguments. Did you set any other options? Some plist configs will give you issues.

Thank you so much Abe! Changing Legacy to LegacyBiosDefault fixed it :X I can now boot into the System Reserved partition. Glad that's over.

Wow, what a trip. In Secure Boot, I changed it from Other OS to Windows to see what would happen. Well first it freaked out about the 15 different Clover boots, but my Windows boot was still gone so I went into the BIOS and I surprisingly found the SSD with windows to force boot and it allowed...

Well I've seemed to mess it up more. I can no longer select Windows as an option from the F8 boot menu, despite reverting all the BIOS settings I changed. Also my boot menu is growing; the hard drive option that boots into Clover is being duplicated. So like 8 of the options all boot into...

Oh man, major facepalm. I didn't realize that the System Reserved partition has the boot files for Windows. I thought that was the recovery partition but that's what the 0x27 partition is (Windows RE). That also explains why they're blank. I'll try booting the System Reserved when I get home...

Once again, you were right! Sadly, I didn't see this until after I went through a lot of guides :-? But! I got my headphones working (ALC887) due to this guide. And thanks to the HDMIAudio.kext, my hdmi audio works now. I have 6 choices for audio: Headphone port Audio line-out port Audio...

I don't think it is GPT formatted or it was changed..... Here's my diskutil list output: Dales-iMac:~ dale$ diskutil list /dev/disk0 #: TYPE NAME SIZE IDENTIFIER 0: FDisk_partition_scheme *250.1 GB disk0 1...

That is correct, I can hit F8 and select my SSD but the select boot drive menu shows the model and size of all drives and USBs that are connected so it's very cluttered and gross. I'd like to be able to boot from the nice looking Clover menu. The names of the logical disks that Clover offers to...

Wow what a simple fix. I just deleted the <Inject> portion from the plist and now my second monitor is working! Thanks for the help! Still need HDMI audio but I know there's a whole forum section dedicated to it so I'll hunt there now. EDIT: I just checked the plist with...

What are the differences between these two? In both cases, I cannot get clover to boot my windows OS which is on a separate SATA SSD

My display port is not working at all and hdmi audio does not work. For DSDT fixes do I just edit my plist or do I need to add a DSDT file for it to have any effect? What plist options work for the 960 besides the obvious graphics injection NVIDIA = true? I set my VideoPorts to 5 but that did...

Tip: instead of rebooting, manually quitting System Information from Activity Monitor works for me and is much quicker.