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Hello Everyone,
I have installed Sierra on my Samsung np350v5c-ae02ae laptop. everything is ok expect some known problems. El Capitan was working fine.
problem details: I create bootable usb with clover in El Capitan. booting process was okay, as per guid https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...tops-with-clover.148093/page-278#post-1337964
after boot I installed clover to my hdd but I can't boot from HDD. I always need usb to boot Sierra.
I follow this guid as the problem was in El Capitan and it was fixed
Find bootx64.efi on HDD EFI partition with the combination of the following commands:
Shell> map fs*➝ Show all partitions
Shell> fs0: (or fs1: or fs2: ...)➝ Switch to fs0, fs1, fs2,... partitions
Shell> ls ➝ List the contents of current partition / directory
Shell> cd \efi\boot ➝ Change the directory to \efi\boot
Shell> ls
Then:
Shell> help bcfg -b -v ➝ Get help onbcfg command
Shell> bcfg boot dump ➝List current boot options
Shell> bcfg boot add N bootx64.efi "Clover" ➝ Add bootx64.efi from the current dir (\efi\boot) as a boot option labeled "Clover" (You will see this name also in the UEFI BIOS Boot menu boot items). N is the boot option number: 0 if you want it to be the first, 1 to be the second, etc.
Shell> bcfg boot dump ➝ Check if Clover is added
Shell> reset ➝ Restart the system and load Clover from SSD / HDD
clover doesn't create boot entry so I need to boot from usb every time, possible fix?
attached efi.zip from HDD
I have installed Sierra on my Samsung np350v5c-ae02ae laptop. everything is ok expect some known problems. El Capitan was working fine.
problem details: I create bootable usb with clover in El Capitan. booting process was okay, as per guid https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...tops-with-clover.148093/page-278#post-1337964
after boot I installed clover to my hdd but I can't boot from HDD. I always need usb to boot Sierra.
I follow this guid as the problem was in El Capitan and it was fixed
Find bootx64.efi on HDD EFI partition with the combination of the following commands:
Shell> map fs*➝ Show all partitions
Shell> fs0: (or fs1: or fs2: ...)➝ Switch to fs0, fs1, fs2,... partitions
Shell> ls ➝ List the contents of current partition / directory
Shell> cd \efi\boot ➝ Change the directory to \efi\boot
Shell> ls
Then:
Shell> help bcfg -b -v ➝ Get help onbcfg command
Shell> bcfg boot dump ➝List current boot options
Shell> bcfg boot add N bootx64.efi "Clover" ➝ Add bootx64.efi from the current dir (\efi\boot) as a boot option labeled "Clover" (You will see this name also in the UEFI BIOS Boot menu boot items). N is the boot option number: 0 if you want it to be the first, 1 to be the second, etc.
Shell> bcfg boot dump ➝ Check if Clover is added
Shell> reset ➝ Restart the system and load Clover from SSD / HDD
clover doesn't create boot entry so I need to boot from usb every time, possible fix?
attached efi.zip from HDD