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How to hide unwanted partitions in Clover GUI
Overview
This guide allows you to hide unwanted partitions in clover's boot menu without having to create the custom entries:
You can use clover configurator to easily hide the partitions that you don't what to see on your clover's boot menu.
1. Open your config.plist with clover configurator and select GUI.
2. On the top right corner you'll see a box called "Hide Volume", all you have to do is to click on the + sign to add a new entry. The entry you add must be exactly the same as the name of the partition that you want to hide. For example if you want to hide the recovery partition of your macOS you need to add "Recovery HD" and save the config. By adding this entry the "Recovery HD" will be hidden on clover's boot menu, remember if you have more than one version of macOS installed on you hackintosh all recovery partitions will be hidden.
Cheers.
Overview
This guide allows you to hide unwanted partitions in clover's boot menu without having to create the custom entries:
You can use clover configurator to easily hide the partitions that you don't what to see on your clover's boot menu.
1. Open your config.plist with clover configurator and select GUI.
2. On the top right corner you'll see a box called "Hide Volume", all you have to do is to click on the + sign to add a new entry. The entry you add must be exactly the same as the name of the partition that you want to hide. For example if you want to hide the recovery partition of your macOS you need to add "Recovery HD" and save the config. By adding this entry the "Recovery HD" will be hidden on clover's boot menu, remember if you have more than one version of macOS installed on you hackintosh all recovery partitions will be hidden.
Cheers.
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