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- Oct 27, 2011
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- Motherboard
- Dell Precision T3600
- CPU
- Intel Xeon(R) CPU E5-1620 @3.6 GHz
- Graphics
- NVIDIA*GeForce*GT*710*2GB
- Mac
- Mobile Phone
I've run diskutil list in Terminal to verify that my main OS drive has only an EFI partition, the OS partition, and the Recovery partition, which I currently have hidden from Clover.
However, every time I reboot, I see both the MacOS partition and this mystery MacOS Install drive. Is it a partition?? It's not from another drive. The only other drive I have plugged in is my Win10 disk, which was formatted prior to my installing Win10 onto it.
Where could this drive be located and how can I remove it? If I boot it, it goes to the MacOS install screen. Maybe it's leftover from running an update through the Mac App Store?
The problem with it is that no matter how I specify to Clover that I want the MacOS drive to auto-boot, whether I use the name, the LastBootVolume, or the UUID of MacOS drive, Clover ALWAYS tries to book MacOS Install. This is why I think it's somehow embedded into the main OS partition. Thoughts?
However, every time I reboot, I see both the MacOS partition and this mystery MacOS Install drive. Is it a partition?? It's not from another drive. The only other drive I have plugged in is my Win10 disk, which was formatted prior to my installing Win10 onto it.
Where could this drive be located and how can I remove it? If I boot it, it goes to the MacOS install screen. Maybe it's leftover from running an update through the Mac App Store?
The problem with it is that no matter how I specify to Clover that I want the MacOS drive to auto-boot, whether I use the name, the LastBootVolume, or the UUID of MacOS drive, Clover ALWAYS tries to book MacOS Install. This is why I think it's somehow embedded into the main OS partition. Thoughts?
