@Franzl_Lang

Zitat von Franzl_Lang im Beitrag #825

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Hi sibliss,

how can I hide entries in boot selection when they have no volume name?

Zitat von sibliss im Beitrag #541

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@knightrider2003
glad you have fixed your issue,
those logos are simply windows volumes that have been detected by clover that you may try to boot from you can simply hide the ones you don't need (ie all but the one that actually boots to windows in your nvme) in the config.plist file.
open it with a text editor i prefer notepad++ because it will respect the xml flags.

under the GUI key in the config.plist
create a new key called Hide
add an array

<key>Hide</key>
<array>
<string>entry to hide</string>
<string>entry 2 to hide</string>
</array>

add as many strings are there are volumes to hide ensure the string matches the volume name on the disk i used diskpart to determine volume names.

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If your volumes are not named you could either use diskpart to add a name easy option or if i recall correctly you could retrieve the volumes guid from diskpart and set <guid>guid of volume</guid> instead of string in the array. (note make sure it's the volumes guid not the disks guid).