Working together.

Now we share a repo together. Good.

Each time I'd like you to make a test, unless told differently, you'll have to :

• ->cd {Clover partition}/EFI

• -> git fetch

• -> git pull

• -> git clean -f -d

• Reboot. If it crash, or black screen, give it few seconds and then reboot on your backup solution.

• ->cd {Clover partition}/EFI

• -> git add -A && git commit -m "{commit description}" && git push

• Drop a message in the issue you've opened, so I get a notification.

NOTE : shell command can be chained. git fetch && git pull && git clean -f -d can be used. If you get error when fetch, pull or clean, the easiest fix is to delete the EFI folder et re-clone it : -> cd {Clover partition} -> rm -rf EFI -> git clone {repo url} EFI To check your efi folder is perfectly in sync with github : -> git status You should get : On branch master Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.

nothing to commit, working tree clean If you get anything about untracked files, modified files : re-clone.

Do not copy file in and out this folder.

If you want to modify something, of course you can. After it's done, commit : -> cd {Clover partition}/EFI -> git add -A && git commit -m "{commit description}" && git push