How to get rid of Clover?

[Beowulff]

When I was trying to fix some problems I was having, I installed Clover over my Chimera install.

Big mistake.

I could never get it to boot, and I finally gave up and tried to go back to Chimera. That took a LONG time to figure out, but I finally got my machine to the point where I can boot using Chimera - but ONLY if I enter the BIOS and choose my boot drive as P0 (not UEFI). Also, the option to set P0 as a boot device is gone - it's only available in the boot override menu.

I've used Clover's "remove" option, but it still must have some vestige stored on my boot drive, because if I boot without choosing P0, I get the Clover menu - with no bootable partitions showing.

How do I get rid of the darn thing, so I'm able to boot without going into the BIOS?

 

[Asus-Freak]

Mount your EFI partition and delete the EFI folder.

 

[Beowulff]

Mount your EFI partition and delete the EFI folder.

As far as I can tell, it's gone...
No EFI partition shows up in Disk Utility.

And when I boot, the Clover menu only shows the "utilities" - no bootable partitions appear.

I still have an EFI folder at the root level on my boot drive - that's can't be the problem, can it?

 

[Beowulff]

Well, I enabled debug in Disk Utility, and sure enough - it's there.

So, how do I delete it? The EFI partition is greyed out.

Do I have to boot from another disk?

 

[AllenRoss]

Just delete your clover folder dude. Why are you deleting clover lol? It is a phenominal tool. Superior to legacy boot loaders.

 

[Beowulff]

I could NOT get it to boot my machine - it kept failing with "unable to allocate xxx pages" of memory.

As far as I could tell, all the correct drivers were installed.

I'd be willing to try it again, but maybe on my next build, when I have a backup machine to do actual work on.