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\# Clover bootloader | ||
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I used the \[Clover bootloader\](https://github.com/CloverHackyColor/CloverBootloader) to boot into a PCIe NVME drive on a an old motherboard that didn't support NVMEs. I just flashed this into a USB drive and boot into it first. | ||
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\## Steps | ||
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\- Download \*\*CloverV2\*\* from the releases | ||
\- Format the USB drive into FAT32 | ||
\- Copy the contents of the folder in the downloaded zip file into the USB drive. | ||
\- Search for the "NvmExpressDxe.efi" file in the the USB drive. | ||
\- Copy the file to the following locations (create dirs if needed): | ||
- "/EFI/CLOVER/BIOS" | ||
- "/EFI/CLOVER/UEFI" | ||
- "/EFI/CLOVER/drivers32uefi" | ||
\- Boot into the USB and select the NVME drive you want to boot into |