Clover will perform an automatic configuration based on the computer's hardware. Nevertheless, an automatic unit is never perfect and this is why the user can permanently change several parameters in the configuration file config.plist or on the fly in the GUI. The configuration file is written in XML but it can be handy to view it as a text file. It can be edited by simple text editors or by plist editors like PlistEdit. Clover is shipped with two variants of this file: a full-size version with all possible configuration options and a minimal version.
The configuration file (config.plist) must be put in the EFI/CLOVER folder.
Some general rules: if you do not know what value a parameter needs, exclude it from the config file completely! Do not leave a parameter without a value. Last but not least, do not set a value you do not understand!
Following way of creating a configuration file is offered: * Install the minimal version, which only uses safe parameters * Load Clover's GUI and enter the Options menu (by pressing O) * Browse all options and try to understand what is set and why * Fix what you understand and leave the rest like it is * Load the OS. If it doesn't load, repeat the last steps until it starts
In the OS start the Terminal and enter:
/usr/local/bin/clover-genconfig >config.plistThis way you get a nearly complete configuration file with the parameters used to successfully load the OS. Some more manual work is needed to finish it. Here are the different sections and parameter descriptions:
Last edited by Gollum, 2016-11-19 18:45:54