I have started a triple boot installation on an old PC with BIOS (not UEFI). Every OS is on a separate SSD drive.
Hardware: ASUS P6T SE, i7 920, 12GB RAM, 2 SSD OCZ Agility 60GB, 1 SSD Kingston 240GB
OS: MacOS Sierra Windows 8 (The Windows was already installed on the Kingston SSD and just used that to repair the MBR) Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
MacOS: I stared by setting BIOS (AHCI, Virtualization etc.); disabled all drives but the one for MacOS; installed MacOS; MacOS post installation with Multibeast and clover bootloader in legacy mode installed on the SSD. Everything worked after some kext struggling and I have my Sierra hackintosh ready with Clover bootloader legacy installed.
Windows: Then I plugged the Windows 8 SSD; repaired the MBR and BCD; plugged the Clover/MacOS drive and Clover was able to start and boot the Windows 8 SSD with no issues.
Ubuntu: I did just the same for Ubuntu; disabled all drives but the one for Ubuntu; made the Ubuntu 14.04 LTS USB drive; started the installation; I selected "Erase disk and install Ubuntu" on the "Installation type" screen; got the setup finished and did the exact same thing, plugged all 3 SSDs with the BIOS set to boot from Clover/MacOS drive; Clover sees the Ubuntu drive but when I am selecting to boot from it, it just shows the clover Linux drive icon on the center of the screen until I hit escape and it returns back on the Clover boot selection screen. I did some searching and reading and tried to reinstall Ubuntu with a separate /boot partition; that did not work and I have clover with the exact same behavior. I also read that if you have a BIOS motherboard, then Ubuntu it will detect this and it will install in BIOS/Legacy mode but I am not sure if that is the case and that I should do something else to have the Ubuntu installed in BIOS/Legacy mode.
Does anyone have a clue what I should do to have the Ubuntu to boot from Clover?
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