I have a working on machine on El Capitan. I want to move to Sierra but I wanted to be careful about not blowing away my current setup. I bought another SSD and swapped it with my working SSD El Capitan drive and successfully installed Sierra on it.
After installing Sierra on it, I swapped out the Sierra drive and replaced it with my El Capitan drive. Then I installed another bracket in my machine and hooked my Sierra drive (so now I have dual SSDs in my machine).
Now when I jump into the Clover drive selector screen and select the Sierra drive, I get the 'no entry' icon.
I can think of a couple of reasons, but I'm not sure what I can do:
- When I succcessfully installed Sierra, it was setup to be in the SATA slot that the El Capitan drive is now. It isn't now so it's hosed.
- Somehow my BIOS is not configured correctly.
- Having two bootable SSDs confuses my machine so it doesn'st let me boot off of the Sierra drive.
My question is really whether I can restore the drive in some way or if I just need to reinstall...
GIGABYTE GA-H97M-D3H Intel Core i5-4690S (Haswell) 4 GB RAM No additional video card ~iMac 15,1
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