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This option relies on a poorly documented (or rather undocumented) RTC memory access, and unspecified RTC memory layout, which is implementation-specific. To workaround this issue a new option enabling RTC memory erase upon waking from hibernation was added:īoot > RtcHibernateAware = YES (BOOLEAN, off by default) More details could be found in this message. To be used for Hibernation modes 25 & 3 with Lilu.kext and HibernationFixup.kext.Ī data leak issue was identified in the hibernation code, allowing hibernation encryption key to be passed to the system through RTC and preserved till the next hibernation without a subsequent erase. However, the graphics output protocol is not in anyway modified so if the OS draws after it is started then it is after the boot screen is drawn and will overwrite the custom logo, at least for now. The CustomLogo key can also be used under GUI/Custom/Entries in conjunction with BootBgColor for a different screen for every OS. If no option is specified then the boot screen will be drawn only for >= 10.10 Yosemite, so it remains compatible with previous behavior.

- A base64 encoded PNG, BMP, or ICNS data.

Path - A file path to load a custom image from.None - Use no logo only background color, gray if not specified by custom entry.Theme - Use the theme boot screen for entry type - NOT IMPLEMENTED.Alternate - Use the alternate white on black apple logo.Apple - Use the default gray on gray apple logo.true - Uses the default boot style, Apple.That is, the EFI partition is hidden until you use a program like clover Configurator or the terminal to expose it, while the OS installation files are visible and accessible.OR OR Apple/Alternate/Theme/None/Path OR PNG/BMP/ICNS base64 dataĮnable the drawing of the custom boot logo. When this process is done in MacOS, the visibility is reversed. This is why you may get a prompt saying that the second part of the flash drive is problematic.

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The Boot section is accessible, but the installation section is invisible as it is in a Mac format. You can click this and dive further to see how the system is set up, as we'll be moving and modifying files shortly.Īt this point, the app will have formatted the flash drive into two partitions: one for booting and one for the installer.

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If you go to Windows Explorer, you'll see a new entry on the left side with the drive letter and the name "BOOT".

You may hear the icon that plays when a flash drive is inserted, and you may see prompts on the screen asking what to do with the drive.

When it's finished installing a few things will happen: If you still have no luck, reformat the flash drive and try again. If it doesn't work initially, try a few more times. I've had flash drives that worked before but sometimes would not be recognized. The reason there's no entry #2 is probably because it's the Windows drive the program is currently being used on, which can't be formatted because it's in use. In my example below I plugged in a 16 GB SanDisk flash drive (entry #3) while the app shows my two installed hard drives, a Kingston 240GB drive (entry #0) and a LITEON 24 GB drive (entry #1).

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This program will install the Clover base bootloader and the previously downloaded operating system to the connected flash drive. Return back to the gibMacOS folder and double-click the MakeInstall Windows Batch File.

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When the download is finished you can press return, then Q and return to quit the program.Īt this point you'll want to take your 16 GB or greater flash drive and connect it to your PC if you haven't done so already. For this I created folders "Catalina FULL", "Catalina RECOVERY", "Mojave FULL", and "Mojave RECOVERY" and after each download I simply moved it to the appropriate folder.

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Typically you shouldn't need to download each type, but I was having issues when installing Catalina on my AMD system and wanted to try Full Install and Recovery Installations for Catalina and Mojave versions. If you download another version only the opposite type of the previous download, such as downloading the store version after you've finished downloading the full version, you'll get a warning that the download already exists.

When completed, the OS will be in the gibMacOS folder under macOS downloads -> publicrelease. When you start downloading the OS, the progress for each item is listed along with time remaining for larger downloads.