ok. So the day has come for me. My first REAL mac, an older mac pro that I got from someone who was recycling it.
such generosity.
I decided to say goodbye (for now) to my hackintosh that was cobbled together out of junk and has a hole in the casing.
so I extracted the hard drive from the hackintosh, and put it into the mac pro.
one problem: clover, the computer version of an immunosupressant drug, that lets mac accept the computer and vice cersa (no uefi on my hackintosh), is now PREVENTING the hdd from working in my "new" mac.
I REALLY don't want to have to take it back out and put it in the old computer and all of that, too much of a pain.
can I remove clover from the drive without physically monkeying?
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