Edhawk
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No they are different options in the OC Tools folder and Security section of the config.plist, but do similar if not identical actions.
The CleanNvram.efi Tool can be added to the OC Tools folder and enabled in the config.plist to show on the OC picker list or GUI boot screen.
The AllowNvramReset option in the kernel > Security section of the config.plist can be enabled to show on the OC picker list or GUI Boot Screen.
The AllowNvramReset option will clear the Nvram to defaults, it will ask you to reboot the system.
The CleanNvram.efi Tool will clear the Nvram but automatically reboots the system.
I have attached a duplicate config.plist from my Gigabyte Z97X-UD5H OC 0.7.1 setup. All that is missing is the MLB, ROM, Serial Number and SystemUUID for the iMac 15,1 in the Platform Information > Generic section of the config.
This config shows the SSDT's and kext etc. that I use with my Z97 system. Most of which I also used when booting the system with CLOVER.
The CleanNvram.efi Tool can be added to the OC Tools folder and enabled in the config.plist to show on the OC picker list or GUI boot screen.
The AllowNvramReset option in the kernel > Security section of the config.plist can be enabled to show on the OC picker list or GUI Boot Screen.
The AllowNvramReset option will clear the Nvram to defaults, it will ask you to reboot the system.
The CleanNvram.efi Tool will clear the Nvram but automatically reboots the system.
I have attached a duplicate config.plist from my Gigabyte Z97X-UD5H OC 0.7.1 setup. All that is missing is the MLB, ROM, Serial Number and SystemUUID for the iMac 15,1 in the Platform Information > Generic section of the config.
This config shows the SSDT's and kext etc. that I use with my Z97 system. Most of which I also used when booting the system with CLOVER.