Terms & conventions.
«and
»
and
»Each I need to type something, or want to write an exact string of chars, I'll use « before and » after.
If I write : type «git fetch»
in terminal, enter git fetch
.
If I write : it should answer «blabla»
, means you are supposed to get blabla
. If you were supposed to get "blabla"
, I'd have written «"blabla"»
.
Example : If it's written : «echo "foo" > "{your insanelymac name}"»
I'll type echo "foo" > "Jief_Machak".
-> (at a beginning of a line)
What's following ->
has to be typed in terminal, followed by enter.
{your name on insanelymac}
Everything between { and } has to be replaced by what is described in it.
For me {your name on insanelymac}
would be Jief_Machak
.Do not type the { and }!.
Do not add anything more than what's asked.
If I need "Jief_Machak"
(including the quotes), I'll write "{your name on insanelymac}"
instead.
Bootloader partition
Bootloader partition
This will be the partition we will use together. It's not the Clover folder. It's not the EFI folder. It's the partition itself. It can be a USB stick, it can be an EFI partition on one of your drive.
{Bootloader partition}
{Bootloader partition}
Replace this by the path where you Bootloader partition
is mounted.
Usually something like /Volumes/EFI, or, if you use a usb stick, /Volumes/{USB stick name}.
Here, EFI is not the folder inside, it's the partition name. Do not confuse.
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