But the default boot volume is gone.
In clover it is every time the first volume and not the volume with MacOS.
And the timer is gone. So it's not booting automatically.
In config.plist the default boot volume is stillt the same with a timeout of 3 sec.
I should have read the thread before updating.
Didn't work with clover 5103. So update to 5107it workes so far.
But the default boot volume is gone.
In clover it is every time the first volume and not the volume with MacOS.
And the timer is gone. So it's not booting automatically.
In config.plist the default boot volume is stillt the same with a timeout of 3 sec.
Open the config.plist in Clover Configurator>Boot and check your listing for the Default Boot Volume. Using your name for the volume could be an issue; "LastBootedVolume" is probably the way to go. I doubt it's a problem with r5107.This seems to be an r5107 issue that I hope will be fixed in a future update. In my case, Clover defaults to booting from my macOS HDD rather than the SSD it's configured to boot from. My 10 second timer still works though! Go figure.
Run OnyX>Maintenance and use the latest Hackintool (now v3.3.4)>Utilities>Rebuild KextCache and Repair Permissions, restart or shutdown/startup even better, and see if your App Store sign in works. Otherwise you could change your password or, ultimately, reinstall 10.15.4, perhaps with the combo update.My upgrade went well after upgrading Clover and everything is working except I can't log into the APP Store. Itunes and iCloud work with no problem. In the app store I click on sign in it takes my password, with no error message but it never signs in. I tried entering an incorrect password and it immediately told me that was the wrong password.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
Open the config.plist in Clover Configurator>Boot and check your listing for the Default Boot Volume. Using your name for the volume could be an issue; "LastBootedVolume" is probably the way to go. I doubt it's a problem with r5107.
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