Thx for tut - I got it working by mostly following it. I had to use DVD ISO.

Zitat von agentx007 im Beitrag #72

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In config.plist file (EFI\Clover\Config.plist), I set :

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<key>DefaultLoader</key>
		<string>\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi</string>
<key>DefaultVolume</key>
		<string>EFI</string>
 

<key>DefaultLoader</key>
<string>\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi</string>
<key>DefaultVolume</key>
<string>EFI</string>
If this is setup correctly, there should be a countdown timer under "Boot Microsoft EFI from EFI" text.

Could you add this new info to "3b optional" section of the Guide ?

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Thanks for the guide!

Will this work for dual booting with GRUB too? I'm looking at a Crucial P1 for my Lenovo X1 Carbon gen3

Hey I am going to upgrade my asus p6t rig with some nvme drive but yet haven't decided which one i should buy, with Clover any nvme ssd will work? I've read on some other forums that any drive is going to work but I want to ask before i buy.
Thanks in advance for your responses! :)

This NvmeExpress.. file was not attached to the paste. I found the flie for download, anyways..I did the guide but Im not sucessful, windows installation doenst got able to work with the ssd (sansung evo 970). Something like "not able to create a partition or locate an existing one". For now, just showing my ssd are fine. Got a lot of work yet...

I have tried your setting exactly and even cut and paste and I still can’t get clover to auto boot my windows install on my nvme disk. I got everything else working, just can’t get clover to load windows without me clicking on the disk. I’d appreciate any help.

Update: I figured out what I was doing wrong. This forum is a wealth of knowledge. Ive learned a ton.

HI folks, first of all thanks for all the support!! !

So here's my issue I've being trying to setup my nvme to boot in a supermicro X8DTE-F w/dual Xeon CPUs and 64G of RAM, i'm able to install the OS (Ubuntu) in the Nvme SSD ( just boot from the USB stick and Ubuntu detects the NVME drive) but when i want to load the OS via Clover or DUET i got next problems, with Clover i just get a "6_" and that's it it freezes and in DUET ( i'm using DEX DUET UDK2015) it just freeze in in the part " ABCE ..... Entering DEX - DUET UDK2015".


I'm able to load CLOVER via AIO boot and even get into the shell and i try to load the NVME drivers but its doesn't show up.

Could you please help me on this? I just read all this tread and tried different options :(

Thanks!

Well i as able to install Ubuntu in EFI mode in the NVME, i loaded the drivers into CLOVER ( still using AIO BOOT and then login into CLOVER) but CLOVER is not loading the drivers properly, i cannot see the NVME drive :( any help is much appreciated! :)


Attaching print screen


BTW the NVME is a NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD - CT1000P1SSD8.

Thanks!

Found the issue, it was the onboard graphics card, i used an external one (nvidia) and boom got into clover using this guide, NVME detected using the drivers ( AIO BOOT -CLOVER does not work).

Cheers!

@Mobile67 - seems like spam, or waiting to drop a virus on people. Please reply to confirm that is not your intention, or I will remove all three posts.
I watched your video and you are not telling people how to do this, so pointless to link - only for like/subscribe and then you "might give secret, via email only"

So, I'm sure you can see how it looks like spam or virus, please give the info or explain, or remove your links. Thanks!

EDIT by Fernando on 06/25/2019: Since the user Mobil67 didn't reply within 3 days, I have banned him/her and deleted all his/her similar posts.
@Lost_BIOS: Now you can delete your post as well.

Thanks for the guide and update. Anyways, did you guys encounter issues upgrading your Windows 10 versions? I'm unable to update due to the EFI being stored on a different HDD(clover). Just checking if someone had encountered a similar issue with the clover setup.

If you look back in the previous pages to posts by me [phusg] then you'll see I've had a problem upgrading windows on my NVMe boot drive with MBR system partition. In the end I went back to my SSD drive for now and if I have the time I'll do a fresh install of windows on my NVMe drive this summer. AFAIK there's no way to clone from SSD -> NMVe with GPT partioning style.

I think there were some others with upgrading problems due to other issues, but pretty sure I found them in this thread also.

Thanks for this usefull guide, now i have w10 installed and it upgrades fine, I'm writing here my unic problem that was I can't install windows on an USB using Clover, but all I need to do to fix this was use NTLite to modify an ISO and then burn on a DVD.

Hi all,

Like poster above, I registered to say thanks for the guide and input from everyone.
I managed to install an NVME card as my boot device for Windows 10 and also added a Fedora installation which is also detected by Clover

Hardware:
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-EX58-UD5-rev-10#ov
https://ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/...-intel-qpi.html
https://www.startech.com/Cards-Adapters/...rd~PEXM2SAT32N1
https://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/mi...onsumer/960evo/

I followed Fernando's guide on page 1 to create the Clover boot loader USB. But, when it came to installing Windows (via Media USB), the system would automatically load the Win media USB before the Clover USB (even when I set boot priority to the Clover USB). This is obv a problem because the Win media USB loads first and so cannot see the NVME card because EFI shell is not loaded.

So fix was as follows:

• remove the Win media USB
• Boot into Clover
• Insert Win media USB
• Go into UEFI shell and start the Win media USB with:
  fs1:\EFI\Boot\Bootx64.efi (everything was already mapped, so I didn't need to use map -r)
  Windows will then start installation.
• Then when windows restarts to finish reinstall, really quickly take out the media USB, wait for Clover to load, then go back into UEFI editor and type:
  fs1:\EFI\Boot\Bootx64.efi
• Then Windows booted and finished the installation

• load Clover
• now plug in your Linux installation USB media
• go into UEFI shell
• Look for new entry (mine was FS2)
• Type FS2:
• find where the boot efi is. Use ls -r (recursive search) to list all contents
  Mine was: \efi\boot\bootx64.efi
• Type that in, hit enter, then install normally in EFI mode

Hi all members, i am using Windows 10 UEFI 64bit . I am using intel dh77eb Motherboard. I am planning to buy NVME 1TB M.2 SSd and to install NVME with PCIe Express slot. So my question is that can i boot windows with PCIe NVMe SSD without modifying bios... Thanks Pankaj