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- May 29, 2014
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- i5 5200U (Broadwell)
- Graphics
- Intel HD 5500
- Mac
- Classic Mac
- Mobile Phone
This is a barebone mini PC kit with a Intel Core i5-5200U (Broadwell) / HD5500. Specs can be found here http://us.msi.com/product/barebone/Cubi-Mini-PC-Kit.html#hero-specification&sku_no=434
I added 16GB (2x8GB) of DDR3L RAM, and 2 SSDs (1 mSATA, 1 2.5" SSD). The kit is hooked to my Dell U2415 via DisplayPort. Dualbooting Windows 10 and MAC OS X (each on its own separate harddrive).
Everything is working nicely, except Wi-FI.
Basically, I followed this installation guide [Guide] El Capitan on the Intel Broadwell NUC except:
* This kit has a BIOS (non-UEFI) motherboard. When creating the uniBeast Bootable USB Drive, select Legacy Boot Mode for the bootloader option.
* The BIOS settings are very limited for this kit. All I did was making sure the Windows 8/8.1 configuration is disabled. and wake on LAN for S4 and S5 are also disabled.
* Also in BIOS, set your boot order to USB key first, or, you can also press F11 to select the boot device.
* Copy multiBeast, Clove Configurator and EFI Mounter V3 to the USB when you done creating the boot drive. They will come in handy later when setting up the OS.
* Boot from your USB drive, at the Clove boot screen, go to "options", then go to the Fix DSDT options, uncheck everything. If you don't you will get a kernel panic message. Now you can boot the MAC OSX from USB to start the installation. Make sure every time you reboot you have to uncheck the DSDT options. We will make them permanent late.
* Once the installation is completed, and time to run multiBeast. Again, select Legacy Boot Mode. Here is the full configuration I selected. Don't worry about the system definition part, we will change it later in Clove Configurator.
Quick Start > Legacy Boot Mode
Drivers > Audio > Realtek ALCxxx > ALC283 (BRIX Pro and NUC only) Drivers > Misc > FakeSMC v6.18.1394
Drivers > Network > Realtek > RealtekRTL8111 v2.0.0 Bootloaders > Clover v2.3k r3320 Legacy Boot Mode Customize > System Definitions > Mac Pro > Mac Pro 3,1
* Do not use the SSDT zip and config.plist from the installation guide above, as mentioned in its Post-Installation Configuration section. Once multiBeast done with its installation, it will have the EFI partition mounted and showing up on the desktop. If you do not see the EFI mounted, use the EFI Mounter to do the mounting. I use it to mount the EFI every time I want to change config.plist.
* Bring up Clove Configurator, then use File-Open to load the file EFI/EFI/CLOVER/config.plist.
* Follow Step 16 of the Post-Installation Configuration from the installation guide to set boot volume to your newly installed OSX drive and the 'real' system definition.
* Still in Clove Configurator. go to Acpi, check AddDTGP and FixIPIC. This makes the DSDT options permanant.
* File, Save. Close Clove Configurator. Eject the USB. Remove the USB Drive. Reboot. It now should boot from your OSX HD.
* At this point, everything should work. Ethernet, sound, and bluetooth. Except Wi-Fi, there is no fix for this yet. You will also notice the graphic is pretty bad. This is due to the VRAM allocated for the HD5500 is only 8 MB.
* To fix the graphic issue. Mount EFT with EFI Mounter. Bring up Clove Configurator. Open Config.plist. Now go to Graphics, check Inject Intel, then paste this 0x16160002 into the ig-platform-id field. This will change the VRAM allocation to 1536 MB. File, Save. Reboot. Your display should work smoothly now.
This is it.
I added 16GB (2x8GB) of DDR3L RAM, and 2 SSDs (1 mSATA, 1 2.5" SSD). The kit is hooked to my Dell U2415 via DisplayPort. Dualbooting Windows 10 and MAC OS X (each on its own separate harddrive).
Everything is working nicely, except Wi-FI.
Basically, I followed this installation guide [Guide] El Capitan on the Intel Broadwell NUC except:
* This kit has a BIOS (non-UEFI) motherboard. When creating the uniBeast Bootable USB Drive, select Legacy Boot Mode for the bootloader option.
* The BIOS settings are very limited for this kit. All I did was making sure the Windows 8/8.1 configuration is disabled. and wake on LAN for S4 and S5 are also disabled.
* Also in BIOS, set your boot order to USB key first, or, you can also press F11 to select the boot device.
* Copy multiBeast, Clove Configurator and EFI Mounter V3 to the USB when you done creating the boot drive. They will come in handy later when setting up the OS.
* Boot from your USB drive, at the Clove boot screen, go to "options", then go to the Fix DSDT options, uncheck everything. If you don't you will get a kernel panic message. Now you can boot the MAC OSX from USB to start the installation. Make sure every time you reboot you have to uncheck the DSDT options. We will make them permanent late.
* Once the installation is completed, and time to run multiBeast. Again, select Legacy Boot Mode. Here is the full configuration I selected. Don't worry about the system definition part, we will change it later in Clove Configurator.
Quick Start > Legacy Boot Mode
Drivers > Audio > Realtek ALCxxx > ALC283 (BRIX Pro and NUC only) Drivers > Misc > FakeSMC v6.18.1394
Drivers > Network > Realtek > RealtekRTL8111 v2.0.0 Bootloaders > Clover v2.3k r3320 Legacy Boot Mode Customize > System Definitions > Mac Pro > Mac Pro 3,1
* Do not use the SSDT zip and config.plist from the installation guide above, as mentioned in its Post-Installation Configuration section. Once multiBeast done with its installation, it will have the EFI partition mounted and showing up on the desktop. If you do not see the EFI mounted, use the EFI Mounter to do the mounting. I use it to mount the EFI every time I want to change config.plist.
* Bring up Clove Configurator, then use File-Open to load the file EFI/EFI/CLOVER/config.plist.
* Follow Step 16 of the Post-Installation Configuration from the installation guide to set boot volume to your newly installed OSX drive and the 'real' system definition.
* Still in Clove Configurator. go to Acpi, check AddDTGP and FixIPIC. This makes the DSDT options permanant.
* File, Save. Close Clove Configurator. Eject the USB. Remove the USB Drive. Reboot. It now should boot from your OSX HD.
* At this point, everything should work. Ethernet, sound, and bluetooth. Except Wi-Fi, there is no fix for this yet. You will also notice the graphic is pretty bad. This is due to the VRAM allocated for the HD5500 is only 8 MB.
* To fix the graphic issue. Mount EFT with EFI Mounter. Bring up Clove Configurator. Open Config.plist. Now go to Graphics, check Inject Intel, then paste this 0x16160002 into the ig-platform-id field. This will change the VRAM allocation to 1536 MB. File, Save. Reboot. Your display should work smoothly now.
This is it.