Hello guys, let me explain my situation first:
- I've got two identical HDDs in my PC that I set up in RAID with the Disk Utility, then I installed MacOS Sierra on the array I had just created (through Unibeast and Multibeast, sorry about that).
- Because of the software RAID array, the bios won't recognize the drives as bootable, so I currently use the USB drive that I created with Unibeast in order to boot the system that I've installed.
- Because the drives are not bootable, the clover install I stupidly made on the RAID array should be completely useless, and I'd like to remove it and replace it with a Clover install on a USB Drive, which I'll use as a boot drive. Removing it is probably unnecessary (I'm guessing it isn't even used, being on a non-bootable drive), but I'd just like to do that in order to remove some clutter.
So, I guess my questions are:
- How do I install clover on a USB key in order to use it to boot from the (RAID) HDD?
- To remove Clover from the HDD, do I just delete the EFI folder?
These are the parts in my PC, in case they're necessary: https://pcpartpicker.com/user/RobyIndie/saved/BBvxFT
Thanks in advance! This reminds me a lot of my first install of Arch Linux :D
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