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How to Boot macOS without USB [Clover/OpenCore]
An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers booting of macOS without the use of USB after finishing the installation. By using this method, you’ll be easily able to install the Clover/OpenCore Boot loader on your System Drive which will allow booting.
Booting from the system drive without the use of USB is one of the important parts of the post-installation. To boot macOS without the use of USB, follow the steps below.
STEP 1: Mount EFI
The very first step is to mount the EFI Partition of your Bootable USB. To mount the ESP, follow the guide linked below.
STEP 2: Copy EFI
Once the EFI Partition of your macOS Bootable USB has been mounted, the next step is to copy the EFI from it. To copy the EFI, follow the steps below.
1. Open the mounted EFI Partition and copy the EFI folder to your Desktop.
2. Once copied, unmount the EFI Partition of your macOS Bootable USB. You can also eject the partition to unmount it.
STEP 3: Mount ESP
Once you have copied the EFI from your Bootable USB, the next step is to mount the System EFI Partition (ESP). To mount the ESP, follow the guide linked below.
STEP 4: Copy EFI
The next step is to copy the EFI that you obtained in STEP #2 to your ESP. To copy the EFI to your ESP, open your ESP and copy the EFI from the Desktop to the ESP.
An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers booting of macOS without the use of USB after finishing the installation. By using this method, you’ll be easily able to install the Clover/OpenCore Boot loader on your System Drive which will allow booting.
Booting from the system drive without the use of USB is one of the important parts of the post-installation. To boot macOS without the use of USB, follow the steps below.
STEP 1: Mount EFI
The very first step is to mount the EFI Partition of your Bootable USB. To mount the ESP, follow the guide linked below.
GUIDE - How to Mount EFI Partition on macOS
How to Mount EFI Partition on macOS An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers mounting of EFI Partition on macOS using several methods. Method #1: Using Terminal Using this method, you don't need an app and can use Terminal which is available within macOS. To mount the EFI partition...
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STEP 2: Copy EFI
Once the EFI Partition of your macOS Bootable USB has been mounted, the next step is to copy the EFI from it. To copy the EFI, follow the steps below.
1. Open the mounted EFI Partition and copy the EFI folder to your Desktop.
2. Once copied, unmount the EFI Partition of your macOS Bootable USB. You can also eject the partition to unmount it.
STEP 3: Mount ESP
Once you have copied the EFI from your Bootable USB, the next step is to mount the System EFI Partition (ESP). To mount the ESP, follow the guide linked below.
GUIDE - How to Mount EFI Partition on macOS
How to Mount EFI Partition on macOS An EliteMacx86 Exclusive Guide - This guide covers mounting of EFI Partition on macOS using several methods. Method #1: Using Terminal Using this method, you don't need an app and can use Terminal which is available within macOS. To mount the EFI partition...
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STEP 4: Copy EFI
The next step is to copy the EFI that you obtained in STEP #2 to your ESP. To copy the EFI to your ESP, open your ESP and copy the EFI from the Desktop to the ESP.
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