RehabMan
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I had installed the latest update to 10.11.6 and was unable to boot as a result. Then I installed 10.11.5 fresh to another drive in order to get to the messed up system drive. Then I trashed clover there and had no more clover option when booting, even with the emergency install or the Install OSX stick. That's when I had to use efibootmgr in ubuntu to put the ubuntu behind clover to be able to get to clover at all.
Now I am back up and running on the emergency install from where I can at least see the other drive with the faulty system again. Now I need to know:
Should I remove clover and or anything else on the no longer working install and just try going through all the post install from the guide again?
Or should I rather do a complete new install and migrate all necessary data over afterwards and also paste the old SMBIOS into the config?
There should be only one copy of Clover. It is on your EFI partition.
As a result, saying something like "remove clover... on the no longer working install" is nonsense. Clover is on your EFI partition, independent of any macOS install partition.