My main system is an Asrock Z77Extreme 4. I have a total of 4 disks in it and it is dual booted with Windows 7.
I was able to get Clover to work by following this guide, but I had to put a twist on the efibootmgr command that creates the boot list entry for Clover. This was because I was too lazy to open my case and disconnect the extra 3 drives
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Here is the twist to the set of commands I used (on Ubuntu 14.04 booted from USB).
First use lsblk to identify the drive and partition containing OS X and Clover. In my case it was /dev/sde1 (here /dev/sde is the drive and 1 is the partition).
Code:
sudo modprobe efivars
sudo apt-get install efibootmgr
sudo efibootmgr (to see current list)
[B]sudo efibootmgr -c -L "Clover UEFI" -l "EFICLOVERCLOVERX64.EFI" -d /dev/sde -p 1[/B]
sudo efibootmgr -o 0000
The -d option identifies the drive and the -p identifies the partition. In my case the drive containing Clover and OS X is /dev/sde and the EFI partition is 1.
I also noticed references in this thread to post [post]1130914[/post]
This post describes a different way to do the same thing. Think of it as a table saw and a hand saw. Both can cut a piece of wood.
Anyway, thanks to the contributors on this thread as it bailed me out of a jam.