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Some cloning software does not set the permissions on the destination drive properly, while other cloning software does not require you to erase the destination drive first, and still other cloning software may not provide a valid disk name. This can result in the clones getting a generic name, 'efi boot.' All it means is that the volume is a proper startup volume. 'EFI' means 'Extensible Firmware Interface' which is the type of firmware interface used in Intel Mac boot ROMs.
User KJK555 offers the following fix:
To fix:
Open Terminal.app,
at the prompt type:
sudo bless --folder /System/Library/Coreservices --bootefi(press return, enter your admin password, press return again)
I do not know if you must first boot from each drive in order to apply the fix to that drive or if there is another way, but I'm sure that if you first boot from each drive and apply the fix then the problem should be solved ... I think.
Aug 24, 2010 2:09 PM
trs96
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Making a Bootable USB flash drive which will boot in EFI. In my case after setting the admin password I had to clear the EFI image on the USB pendrive for boot (I had an entry on a different BIOS page that let me do that). Use this software in an EFI session — why? All that’s left to do is restart your Mac and boot Linux from the USB stick. To do this, shut down your mac, turn it back on. When you hear the usual Apple ‘Chime’, press and hold the Option key. You will see all your drives including the inserted USB stick which will be yellow in colour and will probably be entitled ‘EFI Boot’. Installing Windows 10 on a Mac without Bootcamp. Update (2016-07-20): I have updated this post with further improvements relating to downloading of Boot Camp drivers and ensuring that a Hybrid MBR is not used. Select the USB drive (usually titled “EFI Boot”) to begin installing Windows. This article provides effective methods and detail guide for you to fix computer UEFI boot for Windows 10/8/7 with ease. If you are having problems with UEFI bootloader and fail to boot your Windows 10/8/7 system, follow to find a solution and fix this problem with ease.
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1. Download the Windows 10 Creators Update ISO from Microsoft.com via their Create Install Media Download Tool
Note: A Windows 10 license is not needed to do this. You don't have to enter a product key to download or install it.
2. Leave the ISO file in your documents folder or on the desktop so it's easy to locate
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3. Insert a 4 GB or larger FAT32 formatted USB drive into your PC
4. Download the Rufus portable app from https://rufus.akeo.ie/ and open it on the desktop
5. Select the Win10 ISO by clicking on the tiny CD icon to the lower right then select and open the ISO file
6. Under the Partition Scheme tab select GPT scheme for UEFI booting and FAT32 File System, Cluster size 4096
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7. Click start and create your UEFI bootable USB drive*
Now you can clean install Windows 10 UEFI on your HDD and be ready for dual booting with macOS via the Clover bootloader.
IMPORTANT: Disconnect the Sata cables to your macOS drive before you attempt the Windows install
Boot from your newly created USB drive. Choose Custom Install and remember to delete all existing partitions on the drive that you are installing to. Choose the unallocated space you've created and then click on New to partition the drive GPT. Proceed with the install and Windows will then handle everything from there on out to complete the Windows 10 install. When it's done, shut down, connect the drive to your CustoMac and boot to the UEFI/BIOS.