As far as I know the NUC11 are few and far between, one site that typically sells all flavors of NUC (Simply NUC) show all of them as unavailable. All NUC11's feature 11 generation CPUs which is an issue being there is no support for them in OSXI. Even in the desktop segment 11th generation CPUs are not being recommended for the same reason. Some of us have 10th generation supported CPUs running on 500 series motherboards, without an external graphics card we have been unable to get accelerated video and USB configuration is wierd.Hello,
Is there any progress for Intel Nuc11?
In verbose mode (-v boot argument like clover) yesYour a champ thanks. I'll do that now and get back to you. Thanks for the opencore files that is all the hard work of hackintosh which I cannot do. I'll let you know how I go.
Install has started. I got worried there when I booted the USB I briefly got to see the boot and reset nvram icons and then it just did pages and pages of white test scrolling past but eventually it started the install process so it is installing now. Is the white text normal for OC install?
Also I checked unibeast for Big sur support but as you said it is only Catalina for now. In time I guess.
Anyway thanks for confirming the process. Looking forward to Big Sur and playing with OC and getting to know it.
I think the timeout is short is why I didn't get to choose as the install just rebooted and chose before I can click all good. I'm guessing verbose mode is the white text?
Thanks @Leesureone for the help Bir Sur is working and used OCC to mount EFI partition.In verbose mode (-v boot argument like clover) yes
Clover Configurator should be off limits, the two boot loaders are just too different. You could use it to generate serial numbers, like OCC but I would stay away from both. If you find you want to know more about OpenCore you could start reading the Dortania OpenCore Install Guide.Thanks @Leesureone for the help Bir Sur is working and used OCC to mount EFI partition.
One last question I want to change serial etc is it safe to use either OCC or Clover Configurator to edit serial still on the config.plist? I read elsewhere not to use either due to them being out of date but they were speaking I presume they meant for EFI creation. I know Clover Configurator for doing this. I'll try and see if it breaks I guess. I have my old serial etc from my catalina install which I want to use.
I tried opening config.plist in both OCC and Clover configurator and all fields are empty unlike when I would load using clover.
Clover Configurator should be off limits, the two boot loaders are just too different. You could use it to generate serial numbers, like OCC but I would stay away from both. If you find you want to know more about OpenCore you could start reading the Dortania OpenCore Install Guide.
Meanwhile there is a program by CorpNewt called GENSymbios that will help you with serial numbers. You run the program via terminal.
GitHub - corpnewt/GenSMBIOS: Py script that uses acidanthera's macserial to generate SMBIOS and optionally saves them to a plist.
Py script that uses acidanthera's macserial to generate SMBIOS and optionally saves them to a plist. - corpnewt/GenSMBIOSgithub.com