How to Fix OpenCore Not Showing macOS or Linux Boot Options
If your OpenCore boot picker only lists Windows and ignores your macOS Recovery or Linux partitions, it is usually due to misconfigured driver settings or scan policy restrictions in your config.plist.
Step-by-Step Fixes
- Check APFS Driver Settings: In your
config.plistunderUEFI->APFS, ensureEnableJumpstartis set toTrue. If you are trying to install older macOS versions, setMinDateandMinVersionto-1. - Adjust ScanPolicy: Navigate to
Misc->Security->ScanPolicy. Setting this to0disables all scanning restrictions, allowing OpenCore to detect and display all available drives (macOS, Windows, and Linux distros). - Install HFS+ Driver: Make sure you have
HfsPlus.efi(orOpenHfsPlus.efi) placed in yourEFI/OC/Driversfolder and registered under theUEFI->Driverssection of your configuration. Without this, macOS recovery/installers formatted in HFS+ cannot be read during boot.
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