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Update: Now I have only changed csr-active-config but using Xcode plist editor this time, and nothing broke. So I think we can safely say that Clover Configurator changed something it wasn't supposed to change.

I am going to compare the .plist files tomorrow and see what is different. I am too tired now, I’ve spent almost entire day on this, lol For now I am just glad it’s working again.

Nope. Nothing. Nada. I fixed it though via making an USB with EFI only and booting via USB. First it didn’t work because stupid me didn’t know how to make proper EFI partition, I just made FAT32 formatted drive with EFI partition. That only brought me to loading Apple logo which then froze and...

Dang it, well I learned the lesson hard way I guess. I can only create a usb with EFI, right? I don’t need entire installer?

Thank you for swift answer. There is really nothing much else that can be done? How can simply changing csr active config cause this mess?

That is all I ever did, everything was working fine until now. I wanted to use some piece of software that needs SIP completely disabled to work. So, I entered the 0x3E7 in Clover Configurator, rebooted, thinking it’s just routine thing. How wrong I was. Now it want boot at all. Restarts...

Oh...sorry. Didn't know I could post the entire folder. Here it is. Once again, I apologize.

I wrote a post where I shared my folder and it looks like it was disapproved. I don’t know why

I know, I know, before someone asks, yes, I know OpenCore exists, but because I've been using Clover all this time, I decided to give it a chance. After two attempts, I managed to boot into Big Sur. First attempt was KP during installation, so I couldn't move anywhere. I couldn't even boot...