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- Sep 21, 2013
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- CPU
- i7-8700
- Graphics
- 1080ti
Just follow the installation guide of how to install 10.13 and set up the BIOS.
My setup is an Aurora R7, Core i7-8700 CPU, 16GB DDR4 RAM, SATA SSD + HDD, nVidia 1080Ti 11GB video card. The system has built-in USB 3.0 AND USB 3.1, both of which are found automatically using Unibeast for setup.
Everything works fine expect the wireless, bluetooth and airdrop at the beginning. Thus I bought a EDUP wireless adapter. Now the wireless and bluetooth works fine on 10.13.5 with the driver it provided.
For video card, just using web drive and update the config.plist then it works fine.
For dual boot, I installed 10.13.5 on SSD firstly, then I installed ubuntu using my HDD disk. The only tricky thing is I can't find clover boot option after I installing ubuntu. Fortunately, I utilized the bootloader to update the default boot location to EFI/boot/BOOTX64.efi. Then the clover boot came back. Now I can switch two system using BIOS.
All-in-all, the installation is not as difficult as I expected before. I spend some time on solving dual boot OS.
My setup is an Aurora R7, Core i7-8700 CPU, 16GB DDR4 RAM, SATA SSD + HDD, nVidia 1080Ti 11GB video card. The system has built-in USB 3.0 AND USB 3.1, both of which are found automatically using Unibeast for setup.
Everything works fine expect the wireless, bluetooth and airdrop at the beginning. Thus I bought a EDUP wireless adapter. Now the wireless and bluetooth works fine on 10.13.5 with the driver it provided.
For video card, just using web drive and update the config.plist then it works fine.
For dual boot, I installed 10.13.5 on SSD firstly, then I installed ubuntu using my HDD disk. The only tricky thing is I can't find clover boot option after I installing ubuntu. Fortunately, I utilized the bootloader to update the default boot location to EFI/boot/BOOTX64.efi. Then the clover boot came back. Now I can switch two system using BIOS.
All-in-all, the installation is not as difficult as I expected before. I spend some time on solving dual boot OS.