Clover bootloader start only with USB

[slideproject]

you need to format the 200 MB partition with EXFAT and name it EFI then you will be able to install clover again. anyway it wont solve your windows boot problem. is your windows on a separate HDD or not?

no, on the same HDD

 

[slideproject]

Try this

$ diskutil mount disk1s1
$ diskutil rename disk1s1 EFI

It won't change the GPT type but hopefully you don't need to to install Clover.

it says this

 

[slideproject]

Try this

$ diskutil mount disk1s1
$ diskutil rename disk1s1 EFI

It won't change the GPT type but hopefully you don't need to to install Clover.

it says this

 

[vulgo]

it says this

It would do if you type the $ before the command

diskutil mount disk1s1
diskutil rename disk1s1 EFI

$ indicates that the program be run as a normal user as opposed to a # which means run it as root

 

[slideproject]

It would do if you type the $ before the command

diskutil mount disk1s1
diskutil rename disk1s1 EFI

$ indicates that the program be run as a normal user as opposed to a # which means run it as root

Now he says this

 

[vulgo]

Now he says this

It may be possible to recreate the EFI partition but the disk must be unmounted. If you can boot into recovery and open the terminal. Unplug your USB stick. Then

diskutil list

Identify the disk device name on which the partition resides, in the screenshot in #15 it would be disk1. Then do

diskutil unmountdisk disk1
gpt remove -i 1 /dev/disk1
gpt add -i 1 -t efi /dev/disk1

replacing disk1 with the correct device name for each of the three commands

 

[slideproject]

It may be possible to recreate the EFI partition but the disk must be unmounted. If you can boot into recovery and open the terminal. Unplug your USB stick. Then

diskutil list

Identify the disk device name on which the partition resides, in the screenshot in #15 it would be disk1. Then do

diskutil unmountdisk disk1
gpt remove -i 1 /dev/disk1
gpt add -i 1 -t efi /dev/disk1

replacing disk1 with the correct device name for each of the three commands

Where do I see the name of the device?

 

[vulgo]

Where do I see the name of the device?

Above the first column header # on the left, /dev/disk?

/dev/disk0 (internal...
# :

 

[slideproject]

It may be possible to recreate the EFI partition but the disk must be unmounted. If you can boot into recovery and open the terminal. Unplug your USB stick. Then

diskutil list

Identify the disk device name on which the partition resides, in the screenshot in #15 it would be disk1. Then do

diskutil unmountdisk disk1
gpt remove -i 1 /dev/disk1
gpt add -i 1 -t efi /dev/disk1

replacing disk1 with the correct device name for each of the three commands

I still do not understand this process

 

[slideproject]

Above the first column header # on the left, /dev/disk?

/dev/disk0 (internal...
# :

these are all you tried now
--Now clover sees the EFI partition (EFI on Macintosh HD) but does not mount it!