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Clover Last Boot Volume

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  2. # Clover Pick Last Boot Volume #
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  4.  
  5. If you want to have clover pick the last boot volume that was selected each time (i.e. if you boot into Windows and then reboot, clover will auto boot back into Windows), perform these steps:
  6.  
  7. * Make sure in the Boot section of your config.plist you have these two values:
  8. <key>IgnoreNVRAMBoot</key>
  9. <true/>
  10. <key>DefaultVolume</key>
  11. <string>LastBootedVolume</string>
  12.  
  13. * Make sure in the Boot section of your config.plist, your timeout has a value (I used 5):
  14. <key>Timeout</key>
  15. <integer>5</integer>
  16.  
  17. * Make sure you do NOT have EmuVariableUefi-64.efi installed in /EFI/EFI/CLOVER/drivers64UEFI/
  18.  
  19. * As a precaution, clear your nvram with the following terminal command:
  20. sudo nvram -c
  21.  
  22. - You may also need to set something to the nvram to get it to
  23. register that it's been cleared.
  24. This is accomplished with:
  25. sudo nvram MyVar=TestValue
  26.  
  27. - You can view nvram with:
  28. nvram -p
  29.  
  30. * Enjoy!
  31.  
  32. *Link to my github page for tools, etc: https://github.com/corpnewt
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