Thanks
@zavrus thanks
@twlatl indeed, I also smoothly installed (totally unexpected) Big Sur on my NVME
from the Catalina SSD downloaded installer, with the same OC 0.6.3 configuration and kexts, I am now running 11.0.1
test installation just fine.
However I need to report something and need also your help, including
@Leesureone and
@NCMacGuy if possible.
1. Shutdown does
not work when running Big Sur, nor does the "Shutdown" icon in OpenCore screen. Without touching anything on my BIOS, shutting down when running Catalina works 100%. Yesterday, I tried shutting down Big Sur to no avail... Had to reload Catalina and shutdown from it, so the NUC can shut finally down properly!
So please, when you post the efforts and BIOS settings please don't forget to specify
from which macOS you're trying to shut down... also which NUC and BIOS used... I can predict this isn't going to be an easy thing to solve immediately or in a rather "clean" way...
2. Your kind confirmation and assistance please:
When starting-up my NUC10i7, for some reason, I
always get a strange behaviour, that first-boot screen (see below) is very slow, gradually shows some stuff in 3 parts, I think; then shows "Exiting efiboot..." and I am taken back to OpenCore main screen to select a boot drive. Upon
second attempt of e.g. my Catalina 10.15.7 SSD, eventually I can boot.
Moreover, I have no idea, and this is where I need to kindly pick your brain on
why this pre-macOS-boot screen is so slow! Do you guys get it too? I tried
DevirtualiseMmio=False
and couldn't even startup Darwin.
Can you please help me by:
a)
naming that screen that's shown as the one in my screenshot?
b)
confirm if you also see that screen in stages and delaying macOS real boot?
c) any idea
what do these
Err(0xE)
mean? Are they errors?
Does anyone have an idea or point me to a documentation how to "read" this screen? I can't even find anything on Google search as I don't know what is its name... Not sure this is applicable:
Understanding the macOS Boot Process
Thanks!