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I'm using a 500GB SSD, NTFS formatted, as a sample library (audio snippets) data storage for my Windows 10 and MAC OS X Mojave system and a 2TB NVME, also NTFS formatted, as my main Windows 10.
I'm also using the latest Clover bootloader, and while the data storage only contains sample libraries, which means no actual OS, Clover still displays the SSD as a boot drive, instead of only the NVME and the other SSD which has the MAC OS on it.
Is it normal that all NTFS formatted drives are recognized as boot drives by Clover?
BTW: I'm using the sample libraries with MAC OS, too. Should I use exFAT instead of NTFS if I only read the sample libraries with both OS?
I'm also using the latest Clover bootloader, and while the data storage only contains sample libraries, which means no actual OS, Clover still displays the SSD as a boot drive, instead of only the NVME and the other SSD which has the MAC OS on it.
Is it normal that all NTFS formatted drives are recognized as boot drives by Clover?
BTW: I'm using the sample libraries with MAC OS, too. Should I use exFAT instead of NTFS if I only read the sample libraries with both OS?