Unable to boot after multibeast installation

[forte73]

after installing clover with multibeast on my ssd the bios is not able to see the efi partition. I tried to connect it on my old amd pc (i know it's not supported) but it managed in a couple of seconds to start clover.
The ssd and a 60gb kingdian before had windows installed

I hope someone can help me
Thanks

 

[UtterDisbelief]

after installing clover with multibeast on my ssd the bios is not able to see the efi partition. I tried to connect it on my old amd pc (i know it's not supported) but it managed in a couple of seconds to start clover.
The ssd and a 60gb kingdian before had windows installed

I hope someone can help me
Thanks

Hi there.

Boot your PC with a UniBeast installer USB. Once the installer comes up don't go any further. From the Tools menu select Disk Utility and check the destination drive is in the correct partition type.

 

[forte73]

i tried to select the top disk to manually create a
250 mb MS-DOS (FAT) EFI partition but i can't

I am attaching some images:

 

[Bustycat]

i tried to select the top disk to manually create a
250 mb MS-DOS (FAT) EFI partition but i can't

I am attaching some images:
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If you format a device as GPT, there should be always an ESP (EFI system partition).

 

[forte73]

If you format a device as GPT, there should be always an ESP (EFI system partition).

at the time of installation I just changed the format option on APFS as in the guide. as I wrote above by connecting the ssd to my old computer clover started without problems so I thought it was a bios problem but it seems all right

Idk whats wrong

 

[Bustycat]

Did you select UEFI or legacy on MultiBeast?

 

[forte73]

Did you select UEFI or legacy on MultiBeast?

UEFI
also for the creation of the USB i used UEFI

 

[Bustycat]

UEFI
also for the creation of the USB i used UEFI

Maybe you could simply copy ESP generated by UniBeast to your system drive’s and see if the problem still exists.

 

[forte73]

Maybe you could simply copy ESP generated by UniBeast to your system drive’s and see if the problem still exists.

already tried it didn't work

 

[Bustycat]

Have you tried resetting NVRAM with your UniBeast drive?