[Guide] Installing macOS Mojave (10.14.2) on Intel NUCi5BEH using Clover UEFI + updating to Mojave (10.14.6) on post#2

[gladde]

That's a good question, power comes from the USB connection (I think) so that could be the answer for everything.

I switched the M.2 NGFF Key B+M Adapter for this one M.2 NGFF Key B+M Adapter for Mac OS and now wifi and bluetooth are detected.
The only thing is signal strength, especially bluetooth. I have ordered these two antenna. I hope they will solve the problem.

@Leesureone thanks for the help!

 

[chinese_spy]

I switched the M.2 NGFF Key B+M Adapter for this one M.2 NGFF Key B+M Adapter for Mac OS and now wifi and bluetooth are detected.
@Leesureone thanks for the help!

Be aware of B+M adapters, some of them will not work at all, in our NUCs better use M-key only adapter like this

 

[Cric]

Hello,

Is there an update procedure I could use to update the first or the second post?
I'm still on 10.14.2 (works flawless for me except the sound which sometimes is so so), I'd like to upgrade to latest Mojave version.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Cric

 

[P1LGRIM]

Is there an update procedure I could use to update the first or the second post?

Click Edit at the bottom of the post that you want to edit.

 

[Leesureone]

Hello,

Is there an update procedure I could use to update the first or the second post?
I'm still on 10.14.2 (works flawless for me except the sound which sometimes is so so), I'd like to upgrade to latest Mojave version.

Thanks a lot in advance.

Cric

Not the original Cric are you ? Anyway to update Mojave just use the software update application in System Preferences. It will reboot two or three times depending how your hard drive is formatted. After each reboot choose Install Mojave. That's it...

 

[Cric]

Click Edit at the bottom of the post that you want to edit.

I got misunderstood: it's not the procedure to update the fist post, put the one to update Bios and Mojave 10.14.6 on my NUC!

Not the original Cric are you ?

Sure I am!

Anyway to update Mojave just use the software update application in System Preferences. It will reboot two or three times depending how your hard drive is formatted. After each reboot choose Install Mojave. That's it...

That's all? No Bios update / EFI needed / kext needed?

 

[Leesureone]

I got misunderstood: it's not the procedure to update the fist post, put the one to update Bios and Mojave 10.14.6 on my NUC!


Sure I am!


That's all? No Bios update / EFI needed / kext needed?

The guy who wrote this guide knew exactly how to update and much more..no way you are that guy if you are asking these basic questions. Just saying somethings off... Meanwhile no, you don't need to do anything else.

 

[bluewizard]

Thank you, perfect guide. My first Hackintosh (and Mac PC

 

[Cric]

The guy who wrote this guide knew exactly how to update and much more..no way you are that guy if you are asking these basic questions. Just saying somethings off...

The guy who wrote this guide (who took several days from his one-week Christmas Hollidays and has who was new to Hackintosh):
- read two different guides from @RehabMan and tried to make a mix of it specifically for his NUC
- tested different Bios settings to be sure it was working
- made several attempts before succeeding (as said, it was his first time with Hackintosh)
- managed to make it work and decided, for the community, to take time to write the guide posted here
- tested several times this guide to be sure everything was working

As written in first post and which was the object of my question:

Updates to the patch repositories
From time to time, updates may become available to the NUC repository. In the event of such updates, you may want to update your copies, and re-patch ACPI with the updates.
Note: not tested yet!

Meanwhile no, you don't need to do anything else

Ok, I'll make a try, thanks, even if "and re-patch ACPI with the updates" doesn't mean much to me...

 

[Leesureone]

The guy who wrote this guide (who took several days from his one-week Christmas Hollidays and has who was new to Hackintosh):
- read two different guides from @RehabMan and tried to make a mix of it specifically for his NUC
- tested different Bios settings to be sure it was working
- made several attempts before succeeding (as said, it was his first time with Hackintosh)
- managed to make it work and decided, for the community, to take time to write the guide posted here
- tested several times this guide to be sure everything was working

As written in first post and which was the object of my question:

Updates to the patch repositories
From time to time, updates may become available to the NUC repository. In the event of such updates, you may want to update your copies, and re-patch ACPI with the updates.
Note: not tested yet!

Ok, I'll make a try, thanks, even if "and re-patch ACPI with the updates" doesn't mean much to me...

Okay, it would be nice if you updated your guide being Rehabman has left the forums and neither his or your recap of his work anymore.