If you have made a FAT32 image partition using MakePartImage and included the Clover Tool Pack (to directly boot to UEFI) in your .imgPTN partition images, you can configure Clover. If you are new to MakePartImage see here.

 

 

The Clover wiki is here. Downloads are here. Clover FAQ is here.

 

Note: The version of Clover that is used is quite old. Recent versions of Clover do not seem to work as well. I had a lot of difficulty in finding a version that works correctly and shows all the .EFI files, etc. The format of the config.plist has also changed over time and seems to be quite inconsistent between versions. If you are tempted to use a later version of Clover, you may experience some difficulty!

 

The default Clover 2nd stage 64-bit bootloader is boot7. If the Clover 64-bit menu does not load, then try pressing 6 during the 2 second delay before the Clover menu is loaded. This causes boot6 to be used instead of boot7. If a particular image works better with boot6, then you can make a copy and name it as boot7 so that it will be loaded by default. boot6 and boot7 are for 64-bit Clover. boot7 includes a 'BiosBlockIO driver that works with any controller supported by the BIOS'.

 

To change the 'theme' (screen icons, colours, etc.) download a theme package (see here). Extract the 'payload' folder using 7Zip or some other tool and replace the folder at .\EFI\CLOVER\themes\ with your new folder. If there is only one folder under .\themes then Clover will automatically use it (if you have more than one then you will need to edit \EFI\CLOVER\config.plist to set the default theme).

 

e.g. For an orange theme, the folder inside the .pkg file will be named  'orange' and there is usually an icons folder below it: e.g. the correct path structure for a theme called 'orange' is:

 

\EFI\CLOVER\themes\orange\icons\xxxxx.png

 

There should only be one folder (the name of the theme folder) under \EFI\CLOVER\themes.

 

For more information on Clover see the info and links here.

 

The \EFI\Clover\config.plist text file contains configuration settings.

 

You can suppress some of the boot icons by specifying more strings in the Hide key - e.g. 

 

 

Note that if  BOOTx64.EFI is specified, there won't be an icon for the UEFI boot file (may not work in some versions)! Specifying HD0 will remove all icons for efi files on HD0.

 

The easiest way to remove some of the unwanted boot icons in the Clover GUI is to delete their corresponding payload .efi files from the image partition - e.g. delete...

 

\efi\microsoft\boot\cdboot.efi

\efi\microsoft\boot\cdboot_noprompt.efi

\efi\microsoft\boot\memtest.efi

\bootmgr.efi     (though check it is not needed for installing Windows in UEFI mode)