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Can you boot your own system without a USB #11

Closed cengizhanhakan closed 3 years ago

cengizhanhakan commented 3 years ago

I setup my hackintosh using your EFI everything works perfectly. but I cant boot the system without using a usb stick

ansonliao commented 3 years ago

Yes, I can, I boot the system without USB normally except debug section, maybe you can check the BIOS -> boot setting.

cengizhanhakan commented 3 years ago

I mounted my EFI folder after installation. But bios just skips opencore and boots into windows

ansonliao commented 3 years ago

@cengizhanhakan mounted the EFI sector of the HDD/SSD, and copy the EFI directory of USB to the EFI sector of the HDD/SSD. Apology for no experience on the multiple-OSs boot (for example, Mac and Windows, or Mac and Ubuntu), maybe you can do some investigation from Google.

cengizhanhakan commented 3 years ago

So that just made me think that maybe I didnt mount properly. -I used mountefi and selwcted my usb then my ssd -I moved usb files to volumes/efi

ansonliao commented 3 years ago

@cengizhanhakan I think multiple OSs boot maybe not only copy the EFI to the SSD/HDD of Hackintosh, and I read some post before, multiple OSs boot in:

  1. Multiple OSs installed in 1-SSD/HDD
  2. Multiple OSs installed in different SSD/HDD (for example, hackintosh installed in SSD1, Windows 10 installed in SSD2)

these two installation of multiple OSs, the booting looks like has the different solution.

But I also suggest you do some investigation about multiple OSs booting solutions from Google or hackintosh forums, for example https://hackintosher.com/guides/hackintosh-dual-boot-windows-10-and-macos-high-sierra/

cengizhanhakan commented 3 years ago

It turned out to be an M2 problem. My windows is in NVMe and MacOS is in SATA Drive. When you install windows after you install Catalina, It overrides your EFI folder and replaces BOOTX64.efi. Thanks.

ansonliao commented 3 years ago

@cengizhanhakan Thats what I said that multiple OSs boot setting is not only copy and paste the EFI directory to the target SSD/HDD. Congrats that you are solved the problem, this issue will be closed.