Which kinda points the finger at the usb enclosures, right? sometimes it does, sometimes gets stuck on loading and most times it skips the USB / Start up disk. On further testing i found imac 2013 also has trouble booting from some USB enclosures. I mean, it worked, but sometimes doesn't. In practice i found it's a bit random and these days i try to avoid it if i can. I haven't found the solution yet to the USB boot issue, but what puzzles me is that if I have two drives with the exact same EFI folder (and I can boot into Clover from either one), shouldn't I be able to boot into MacOS from either one?īooting off usb you need to make sure you have USB patches in place.
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Read the forums, I saw the posts about AptioMemoryFix, so I tried the various other drivers on the USB. So, boot into Clover on internal boot drive, then select OS on USB. The boot sequence hangs on End Random Seed, but before the usual '++++++++' line. With F12, I can boot from the USB into Clover and select the OS on the USB. I should be able to boot from the USB drive, right? Wrong. I installed Mojave on a USB drive (for backup / rescue) and copied the entire EFI partition of my boot drive to the EFI partition on the USB drive. Mojave 10.14.4 now boots from the internal SSD. (Yes, I do expect problems on laptops, but that's not the question). I've done a few hacks so far and this never happened. I have two drives with the exact same EFI folder (and I can boot into Clover from either one), shouldn't I be able to boot into MacOS from either one?
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