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_(Thanks to [passthroughpo.st](https://passthroughpo.st/new-and-improved-mac-os-tutorial-part-1-the-basics/) and [urcomputertechnics.com](http://urcomputertechnics.com/how-to-mount-efi-partition-on-macos-mojave/) for the tips.)_

1. In the macOS Finder, look for **EFI** in the left bar under **Volumes**. If it isn't visible you will have to mount it:
1. In the macOS Finder, look for **EFI** in the left bar under **Volumes** (Or **Locations** for Mojava +). If it isn't visible you will have to mount it:
- Open the macOS Terminal and type `diskutil list` and look for the disk/partition location of the EFI. (There may be more than one.)
- Type `sudo diskutil mount diskYsZ`, using the disk/partition location name where you see EFI.
- The **EFI** partition will appear in the left Finder bar under **Volumes**.
- The **EFI** partition will appear in the left Finder bar under **Volumes** (Or **Locations** for Mojava +).
- If you don't see anything in that volume after browsing to it, try the other ones that you found in `diskutil`.
2. In the **EFI** volume, go into the `Clover` directory and open the `config.plist` file in the macOS text editor.
3. There should be a section of the file that looks like this:
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