Theory I will assume the following: • The UEFI boot files are on the FIRST PRIMARY FAT32 partition of your USB drive. This is a MUST HAVE prerequisite. You could use place the Clover files and PBR on a different FAT32 partition if you wish but you would need to modify the menu.lst file. To have the capability of UEFI-booting directly to the Windows installer, the FAT32 partition needs to be the first one - if you always want to boot via Clover from MBR mode, you could put the Clover boot files on a different partition. • Most UEFI firmware will only boot from a FAT32 partition if it is the first one on the USB drive.

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You can have other partitions (e.g. NTFS) after this first partition if you wish.

Vue 10 Xstream Torrent Download more. Note that Windows WindowsPE Windows Setup cannot access any partition, other than the first one, if the USB drive is a Removable-type flash drive. • The Partition Boot Record (PBR) will need to contain Clover boot code, therefore we need to backup the current PBR boot sector to PBR.BIN. To boot to syslinux, we can then use chainloader /PBR.BIN instead of chainloader +1.

• The Master Boot Record (MBR) must contain grub4dos boot code • Clover will only be able to access USB drives that are connected to a USB 2.0 port (even though you may be able to boot to grub4dos from a USB 3.0 port) • I will assume we are only interested in 64-bit booting (the EFI CLOVER BOOTIA32.EFI file and drivers32 folder is required for 32-bit UEFI). A ready-made download put together by me is. It contains boot1F32ALT7 and PBR.BIN files and a modified config.plist file to show bootx64.efi entries plus the ntfs.efi driver in the drivers64 folder - or you can make your own version as follows.

• You need a Clover bootable file set. I recommend you download and use it to install Clover onto a spare USB Flash drive. This will boot directly to Clover.

Then copy the files from the USB drive to a folder on your system's hard disk - e.g. C: temp Clover orig. You can use this flash drive immediately (on a real system not under QEMU) for testing. Tip: Press 7 immediately after it starts to boot to Clover if you have problems booting. Alternatively, download a bootable Clover ISO from - e.g. Unzip it and then unzip the Clover2k-xxxx-X64.iso file to your C: temp Clover orig folder. You should now have a folder structure like this (ones in red not required): C: temp Clover orig EFI C: temp Clover orig usr C: temp Clover orig Library C: temp Clover orig [BOOT] • Make a copy of the orig folder and call it USB - i.e.

C: temp Clover USB • Delete from the USB folder the USB usr, USB Library and [BOOT] folders (if present) • Delete from the USB folder the USB EFI BOOT folder (the Clover EFI BOOT xxx.efi files must NOT be present - these will cause a UEFI boot to boot back to Clover again!) • If present, delete the large 3MB Russian PDF in the USB EFI CLOVER doc folder (unless you speak Russian and find it useful!) • (optional) Some themes are quite large (e.g. USB EFI CLOVER themes metal is 4MB) - you can delete this 'themes xxxx' folder and/or replace it with a different theme folder. See 'Themes' below for more details. • You need a USB drive that contains a FAT32 partition as the first partition (in the partition table).