Gigamaxx
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off topic gigamaxx, I want to switch back to a 17,1 from the 6,1 I copied from you. I ran multibeast, changed the system definition, saved it. then I went into clover configurator and copied my serial number from the old plist to the new one. when I reboot it still says Mac Pro in about this Mac, what else needs to be done? I attached my plist, can you take a look?
In system information it says 17,1 so not sure what to make of it.
The top window is the EFI partition (boot partition 200mb) it is accessed using EFIMounter or Clover configurator. This is the one you added a new config.plist to. Its a strange thing there seems to be a third clover hidden that you can't see, but we will put that aside for now. The bottom window shows the main partition clover EFI Backups folder in it. This is the main drive that has OS Sierra on it. When you run multicast or clover and change your EFI partition clover config.plist the main drive config.plist needs to be removed or you have conflicting configurations. I usually remove completely the entire clover folder in EFI backups folder on main partition '"Before" making any changes to the EFI "boot" clover folder (the one you see when starting system). After you remove it and run Clover or Multibeast you will see the EFI backup folder has a clover folder so check art it may still have your original config.plist ( this is the hidden clover folder). Pull that clover folder out or trash it and run Clover/Multibeast one more time to get the new config.plist in your main partition EFI backups folder. Now, all your config.plists are the same and you can go on with your business without conflicting settings.
In short, remove config.plist from both clover EFI and EFI backup folders then run Clover or Multibeast twice to get the hidden clover file exposed and removed.