- Joined
- Jul 25, 2016
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- Motherboard
- Gigabyte Z170MX Gaming 5
- CPU
- i7-6700K
- Graphics
- RX 5700 XT
Well these are the steps I followed:
1. Installed OSX on my main SSD
2. Disconnected main SSD and plugged in a secondary one.
3. Installed windows 10 on the second SSD.
4. Plugged OSX SSD back, along with Windows SSD.
5. Placed OSX SSD (Clover) as the priority drive in UEFI settings.
Now what happens is that when clover starts I can start OSX normally and I can see several windows options like:
-Boot windows from EFI
-Boot windows from legacy HD2
When I pick one of these windows options, all I see is a blank screen with a blinking cursor.
However, when I choose the windows drive from UEFI boot options it boots windows normally.
By doing this, will my OSX drive or Clover get damaged by any means. Is it safe to do this or I should configure Clover to boot windows?
1. Installed OSX on my main SSD
2. Disconnected main SSD and plugged in a secondary one.
3. Installed windows 10 on the second SSD.
4. Plugged OSX SSD back, along with Windows SSD.
5. Placed OSX SSD (Clover) as the priority drive in UEFI settings.
Now what happens is that when clover starts I can start OSX normally and I can see several windows options like:
-Boot windows from EFI
-Boot windows from legacy HD2
When I pick one of these windows options, all I see is a blank screen with a blinking cursor.
However, when I choose the windows drive from UEFI boot options it boots windows normally.
By doing this, will my OSX drive or Clover get damaged by any means. Is it safe to do this or I should configure Clover to boot windows?