Finally i can control this issue, can sure reason cause my "special" behavior while load efi drivers.
All what i did is set ApfsDriverLoader.efi (and HfsPlus.efi, if need for installation macOS with Clover, yes)
Firstly put ApfsDriverLoader.efi and HfsPlus.efi in root of EFI partition.
Boot into Clover GUI, press S to open EFI Shell:
- fsx: #x depend your partitions layout, mine is 0
- ls #check for sure x is correct part, if that you will see ApfsDriverLoader.efi and HfsPlus.efi
- bcfg driver add y fsx:\ApfsDriverLoader.efi "What ever name"
In my case, I add both ApfsDriverLoader.efi and HfsPlus.efi so these my cmd:
bcfg driver add 0 fs0:\ApfsDriverLoader.efi "Apfs Driver"
bcfg driver add 1 fs0:\HfsPlus.efi "HFS+ Driver"
Then type: exit to out of EFI She'll/ or just Ctrl+Alt+Del to reboot device, Clover will autoload EFI and show macOS to boot
*NOTE: bcfg will store EFI drivers in NVRAM, so if reset NVRAM will be gone, must repeat above process
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