Intel NUC 10 Frost Canyon

[er1c2]

Please use at least post 195 right on this page 4 posts above yours - it's bootable EFI

it's still stuck in " pic ( build (time), flags 0x20c108

 

[er1c2]

try this

now it stuck on the [pci configuration begin] .....

 

[er1c2]

it's still stuck in " pic ( build (time), flags 0x20c108

now it stuck on the [pci configuration begin] .....

my stupid~~
I followed a nobody's article and did some bios configurations, that put me into those bizarre situations.
Turn out just use the optimal bios settings and disable the "safe boot" and everything goes well.
Now I am in the installing progression, hoping nothing goes wrong.
Thx for all you guys work !!!!

 

[desmomarco999]

now it stuck on the [pci configuration begin] .....

last idea

 

[er1c2]

Im (single sata ssd) installing the win10 using the Bootcamp, finishing the process in Bootcamp and it required entering password and then it restarted. But I can't find any entry to the windows installing in the Opencore Boot Llist.
I tried so many EFI in this post and the results were the same. Currently using #195's EFI.
Please help~ thx~

 

[z1leppy]

Im (single sata ssd) installing the win10 using the Bootcamp, finishing the process in Bootcamp and it required entering password and then it restarted. But I can't find any entry to the windows installing in the Opencore Boot Llist.
I tried so many EFI in this post and the results were the same. Currently using #195's EFI.
Please help~ thx~

Dont use bootcamp on a non-mac. A regular efi windows install is what is needed.

 

[er1c2]

Well~~ I'm giving up the dual systems now and very happy with the result of #195's EFI~

Attached

thanks again!!
But it seems still having some issues:
1.HDMI monitor turns off and restarts / put the nuc sleep and wakeup, the sound through HDMI monitor is gone~(but the built-in headphone plug is still fine).
2.My n-years-old antique bluetooth Mighty Mouse is really weird...It can move the cursor but with no response of any clicking..

 

[picchitta]

As i am not an expert, I would like to know the procedure to install catalina on nuc10.
I mean the procedure step by step to follow is that one indicated here

UniBeast: Install macOS Catalina on Any Supported Intel-based PC

The following guide is a complete walkthrough for updating to or installing a fresh version of macOS Catalina. It requires no experience and all of the basic installation and post-installation tools are available on tonymacx86.com. Table of Contents Step 1: Download macOS Catalina Step 2...

www.tonymacx86.com

by replacing the efi file with someone attached to this forum?
I tried with unibeast, with uefi boot, but the usb does not appear in the boot of nuc10i5.
Probably there is something that I miss and it is not clear. Can you help me by indicating a place where I can follow all the instructions?

 

[Leesureone]

As i am not an expert, I would like to know the procedure to install catalina on nuc10.
I mean the procedure step by step to follow is that one indicated here

UniBeast: Install macOS Catalina on Any Supported Intel-based PC

The following guide is a complete walkthrough for updating to or installing a fresh version of macOS Catalina. It requires no experience and all of the basic installation and post-installation tools are available on tonymacx86.com. Table of Contents Step 1: Download macOS Catalina Step 2...

www.tonymacx86.com

by replacing the efi file with someone attached to this forum?
I tried with unibeast, with uefi boot, but the usb does not appear in the boot of nuc10i5.
Probably there is something that I miss and it is not clear. Can you help me by indicating a place where I can follow all the instructions?

That’s exactly right, if you are new to this using Unibeast it is the easier way. Make sure you chose the UEFI boot option though. Once it’s done the EFI folder on your usb drive should still be visible. If not you will need to mount it using EFI Agent or OpenCore Configurator or whatever you prefer. Then delete the entire EFI folder created by Zuni East, empty the trash and then copy and paste the NUC10 version from somewhere in this thread.

 

[picchitta]

That’s exactly right, if you are new to this using Unibeast it is the easier way. Make sure you chose the UEFI boot option though. Once it’s done the EFI folder on your usb drive should still be visible. If not you will need to mount it using EFI Agent or OpenCore Configurator or whatever you prefer. Then delete the entire EFI folder created by Zuni East, empty the trash and then copy and paste the NUC10 version from somewhere in this thread.

Thank you very much, I tried and it works. But I cannot see my nvme memory in disk utility and I cannot continue. This memory is Silicon power M2 512.