trs96, did your wifi/bt card worked oob? Do you have your keyboard active at the pc start so you can enter bios?
See Clover Wiki - Timeout and DefaultVolume.Any ideas of whats going on??
Try booting with the drives disconnected.I can even get the BIOS to come up.
Try the F9 or F10 key and see if either works.Now all of a sudden. Clover does not even show up anymore? It boots straight into MAC.
I can even get the BIOS to come up. Any ideas of whats going on??
F9/F10 both would not work, even after unplugging.Try the F9 or F10 key and see if either works.
That is the reason why many people install a hot swap bay in their desktop PC and never have more than one drive / OS connected at a time. Windows will often mess up the Mac's EFI.I think Windows had an update and rebooted, probably messed the EFI on first disc (MAC disk.
That is the reason why many people install a hot swap bay in their desktop PC and never have more than one drive / OS connected at a time. Windows will often mess up the Mac's EFI.
If you don't use the optical drive then you can remove that and put the hotswap bay in there.How does that work? Do I buy two? I put it under the CDROM? Any specific recommendation for my HP6300.
Wow, this is pretty sweet. Thanks for mentioning this. I've just been opening the case and disconnecting/reconnecting cables when I wanted to not into Windows. I'm definitely going to give this a try instead.If you don't use the optical drive then you can remove that and put the hotswap bay in there.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077K41VCH/?tag=tonymacx86com-20
This one accepts both 2.5" and 3.5" hard drives. The idea is to only have one hard drive at a time connected when booting. I have the HP 6300 Pro MT so I've got 2 5.25 inch bays to use. I can keep my optical drive installed and use a bay. This is how the 2.5" SSD looks when connected. 3.5" HDDs stick out much farther.
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