Must Unibeast Sierra be Made on a UEFI Host to Work on UEFI Target

[vienna01]

Can Unibeast be created on ANY MAC?
Are there special things necessary to make it bootable for UEFI/Clover?

UPDATE: I received 2 great responses. In the meantime I had a chance to get an older MAC Powerbook that I could upgrade to support El Capitan 10.11.6
I ran Unibeast on the Powerbook to install OSX on my Hackitosh. Still working to get it to run without the USB.
THANKS TO FOLKS WHO REPLIED.

 

[Jamesbond007]

Can Unibeast be created on ANY MAC?
Are there special things necessary to make it bootable for UEFI/Clover?

You do not need to use a UEFI system to create Unibeast stick to work on UEFI target. My first build has a motherboard with traditional BIOS (GA-P67A-UD3R-B3). I was able to make a Unibeast Sierra stick on that system which boot in UEFI mode, which I then used to install Sierra on my new Z270 build. You will asked to select UEFI mode or Legacy mode in Unibeast as appropriate.

 

[vulgo]

Are there special things necessary to make it bootable for UEFI/Clover?

Yes, Clover must be installed in the /efi folder of an EFI System Partition, which is just a FAT formatted partition. You don't need to be booted from an EFI to copy files to a FAT partition on a USB flash drive.