You will need to use the "Contact Us" link at the bottom-left of screen / page to report this. It could be the mobile operator's IP address being blocked.
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There's no significant advantage when using the Intel version of mac software, on 14th gen, because it hasn't been coded for the new CPUs. Using 14th gen is more to do with what is available new at retail. As time goes on the Z490 - last native platform - is hard to find new. We keep building...
Hi there.
Might be a good idea to check the Crash Logs. This will probably tell you what caused the problem.
Run the Console utility and take a look at "Crash Reports" there.
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Hi there.
That is a separate topic, definitely worthy of discussion, but perhaps not here in a NUC build thread.
I think we all realise we've been lucky for the last decade or more, being able to run OS X / macOS on hardware other than Apple's.
Your points would be better posted in a separate...
Well at least we have functionality from the Intel wireless chipset since Sonoma, thanks to OpenIntelWireless, otherwise our NUC PCs would have to use Ethernet only. :thumbup:
What do you mean by "when I go in the drive" ?
Where does it say that?
Is that from a Crash log?
If you have installed macOS is that an error line during boot?
My EFI was not designed for your hardware, was it?
It was designed for a B760 LGA1700, so I am not quite sure why you chose it.
As for your problem, once you have a more appropriate EFI folder, check the ASRock BIOS settings. Sometimes m.2 slots take resources from SATA ports - you seem to...
P.S And PMHeart has a whole different backstory which has been disclosed - by him - on a personal blog some years ago. Not related to RehabMan at all.
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And as @trs96 discovered recently, there is another member who is very, very similar in style and knowledge to RehabMan, called ********. Best not disclose for privacy reasons, but does make you wonder sometimes.
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I kind of suspect that if nothing we are suggesting works - and even a complete EFI supplied by @Cosmix - that perhaps you have an incorrect setting in your BIOS.
Worth checking ...
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