Intel NUC 10 Frost Canyon

[zavrus]

SSDT

SSDT seems a compilation of what we'd posted here. Anyway I will check, thanks.
There are NO changes for framebuffer. I don't see, sorry. Here is the original device_id's - https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000024311/intel-nuc.html

 

[pierpaolo2395]

SSDT seems a compilation of what we'd posted here. Anyway I will check, thanks.
There ARE no changes for framebuffer. I don't see, sorry. Here is the original device_id's - https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/articles/000024311/intel-nuc.htm

On your NUC which EFI are you using?

maybe I can compare it with mine so I can see the differences too

 

[zavrus]

which EFI are you using

Mine, I've posted it here and use it with no changes since last post. I'am on last Big Sur now. Everything is OK in general, but I seldomly restart NUC.

 

[pierpaolo2395]

Mine, I've posted it here and use it with no changes since last post

Could you send her in this last post?

 

[zavrus]

Here is the last I use
But please check in config.plist what is enabled before comment. Some stuff wasn't removed during the tests (as well as in your EFI) and they were just disabled to load/execute

 

[pierpaolo2395]

Here is the last I use
But please check in config.plist what is enabled before comment. Some stuff wasn't removed during the tests (as well as in your EFI) and they were just disabled to load/execute

Ok, but, if you Try my EFI, you remove this

iGPU side does not change anything

 

[zavrus]

Ok, but, if you Try my EFI, you remove this

remove what? )

 

[pierpaolo2395]

remove what? )

the one you are using now

 

[zavrus]

if I realise you are oracle, I would do for sure

 

[Leesureone]

if I realise you are oracle, I would do for sure

The difference between the two EFI folders, yours and his, is just how they are executed. Yours uses the more traditional approach to adding SSDT's to define or rename devices. His uses Device Properties but it's essentially the same result, the best one is the one that works for you.
Meanwhile his graphics properties and device IDs are basically the same that we were (are) using back about this time last year. Not the Oracle, just a reboot.