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Okay so I've been using Chimera bootloader for quite a time now and I just decided to move to Clover to fix iMessage problems and use UEFI instead of old MBR/Legacy Bios. I wanted to upgrade from ML to Yosemite anyway so I thought it would be the occasion to do all this.
I followed a tutorial to upgrade to Yosemite using Clover and I managed to get it work fine. My problem is now that I can't boot into Windows 7 anymore...
I've started getting myself versed on UEFI, bootloaders and so on but I still don't know what to do.
So I have one SSD gpt, with multiple partitions on it:
Since I previously used Chimera I suppose the Windows partition was loaded through the MBR. The question is how to "configure" the EFI to correctly boot the windows partition. More importantly: can I do it without erasing my Windows partition?
I followed a tutorial to upgrade to Yosemite using Clover and I managed to get it work fine. My problem is now that I can't boot into Windows 7 anymore...
I've started getting myself versed on UEFI, bootloaders and so on but I still don't know what to do.
So I have one SSD gpt, with multiple partitions on it:
TYPE | NAME | SIZE | ID | |
0 | GUID_partition_scheme | 256.1 GB | /dev/disk1 | |
1 | EFI | EFI | 209.7 MB | disk1s1 |
2 | Apple_HFS | Hackintosh | 99.6 GB | disk1s2 |
3 | Apple_Boot | Recovery HD | 650.0 MB | disk1s3 |
4 | Microsoft Basic Data | 155.6 GB | disk1s4 |
Since I previously used Chimera I suppose the Windows partition was loaded through the MBR. The question is how to "configure" the EFI to correctly boot the windows partition. More importantly: can I do it without erasing my Windows partition?