Only after unplugging and reinstalling the SSD, into either slot A or B, does it boot from SSD. But if I dare power down and attempt to restart, I'm stuck with the bootable device not detected message until the I've installed SODIMMs and m.2 SSDs in the past and was sure to seat the device pins properly.

There are plenty of SSDs compatible with the Intel NUC6i5SYK, but, what does one choose for the best experience? There are decisions to make - PCIe The rest of this section will present more information about each of these SSDs as well as a quick look at their CrystalDiskMark scores, when used in the...

Just installed Ubuntu Server 19.04 on my NUC and running into "A boot device has not been detected" issue. Note that if I press F10 and select the same SSD as the boot device, the NUC boots up, loads and runs Ubuntu just fine. I have only 1 SSD installed; no other SSDs or HDDs or USB drives.

I bought a old used Intel NUC (DCCP847DYE) to be my HassOS hardware. It is very cheap, I will not run other containers or VMs on it so HassOS is the better option. First Try) I disassembled an external HD to try to use it as an external case to this SSD… but as expected not worked due the...

This video shows you how to install RAM and an SSD inside the Intel NUC BXNUC10I5FNH3 (Frost Canyon). It includes the unboxing and installation of 2 x 16GB...

One option I'm considering is a NUC for my virt host. No heavy usage, just prototyping various network configurations and setting up an... Is it an appropriate option? What are the most efficient uses of NVME and SSD? Different kinds of data on each? Use the NVME as a write-through cache?

I got my hands on an Intel Nuc NUC7PJYH with j5005 cpu, 4gb and a large Nas ssd. I would like to know which would be the best bootloader version and dsm version for it and, if If the question is: "can you use an SSD as a regular disk for XPe/DSM" the answer is yes if it is a SATA SSD.

Installing the Memory, SSD and a WiFi Card in the NUC. How. Details: A comprehensive story on how I started using Intel NUC as a backend for local or remote development, while my code There are two install options for the Intel NUC: Ubuntu Core or Ubuntu Desktop This page is for Ubuntu Core.

BIOS version 33 is now available for Skylake NUCs on Intel Download Center. However, if you are using an SSD drive in your M.2 slot you might notice after the update that your drive is gone! After the first shock you'll probably realize it's not gone really, but Intel just added an option in the BIOS to...

We're planning on using a few Intel NUCs in lab conditions with Proxmox. They take a single M.2 NVME device. What would be the best filesystem to use in...

Thanks for the awesome work on HassOS. I'm trying to run HassOS off of a NUC. Everything works great when I use a standard SSD. I burned the image directly to the drive using balenaEtcher via a USB-to-SATA adapter.

My concern is the Graphics, which is listed as Radeon 540 (Discrete) although Intel lists integrated as "yes". Don't know if that's in addition to an integrated iNtel GPU. There are no reviews from the NUC existing. But I guess that Radeon RX 540 is not faster than the Iris 655 from the NUC8I5/I7 machines.

NUCs are not officially supported by VMware but they are very widespread in many homlabs or test As a home lab, or a small home server it should be fine. Network (Intel I219-V) On previous NUC The assembly takes about 5 Minutes to open the NUC, install the memory, M.SSD module and an 2.5" HDD.

Which is why I was considering it as an option. I should probably list some of the things I'd do with it EDIT: Also, yes I was looking at putting 16 GB RAM on an i5 NUC, though I figured I wouldn't need it as Of course my unit is rocking 32GB of RAM and SATA 3 SSD or NVMe SSD for storage and OS.

Erase disk and install Ubuntu: Simplest option that will install Ubuntu on the entire disk. If you want to use only one operating system on the Intel NUC Now you'll see a free space of the size of your SSD disk. My idea is to create an EFI System Partition for the EFI boot loader, a root partition and a home...

If the NUC interests you, I suggest looking for deals for the various components (NUC, SSD, memory sticks, OS to build a unit most affordably). Welcome James, yes the internal USB2 2.0 header would allow for some more options, I believe there are two internal USB 2.0 ports but you would need a...

However, my Intel NUC NUC5i3RYK is a 5th generation device and it does not have the mini PCIe interface like its predecessors, instead, this particular There is an option to buy a replacement lid for Intel NUC that is fitted with the RJ45 connection. One such is made by a company called GORITE...

Table of contents Rationale Hardware Software Initial Setup Disk Network DHCP Wi-Fi Wake-on-LAN Avahi CPU Frequency Scaling Usage Overview A comprehensive story on how I started using Intel NUC as a backend for local or remote development, while my code editor (on any machine) is used...

Intel's NUC lineup of compact PCs offer a surprising amount of power in small footprints. They work perfectly for signage, office solutions, and students. In hardware terms, it might be simplest to think of a NUC as a laptop, minus the built-in screen and battery. Indeed, many of the same technologies that...

Main questions are: is it a good idea to use intel nuc for this? everything gonna work fine or i've to expect some issues/lag with 4k movies? its better to As long as the NUC is cabled to the network, it shouldn't be a problem. You'll want at least two connected HDDs if you want any redundancy, but if...

The SSD drives are slowly replacing the old and traditional HDDs and most new computers now use this new type of drives. When your SSD is not showing up in BIOS and on the main operating system interface, the first thing you'll want to do is disconnect all other drives from your computer.

The NUC option seems much cheaper and flexible than purchasing an all-in-one unit. The NUC5PGYH has soldered 32 GB eMMC storage drive on the mainboard; around 20GB is used by Yes, it makes sense to add a HDD/SSD, but initially you can just keep using external USB 3.0 flash...

With Ubuntu 14.04, can I set up encrypted mirroring RAID across the mSATA drive and the 2.5" drive? Will TRIM work in that case? Will the answer to the TRIM question depend on whether it is some kind of Intel firmware RAID (is that available across mSATA and the 2.5" slot on NUCs?) or an...

The Intel Next Unit of Computing (NUC) is an affordable series of miniPCs. Here's what you need to know when looking to buy one. The only issue with the NUC is the choice available. There are many different configurations you can go for, which can be rather daunting to anyone who's new to the...

Add Second Disk (the "fake SSD", let's say 10Gb (again - Thin) - go to VM options > Advanced Here is a screenshot showing the second disk which will get tagged as an SSD with the SCSI0 Yes, it's supported now in the vSphere Web client. You can also select the VSAN cluster > Actions > Move...

SATA 6Gbps SSDs will mainly only see a limit in sequential transfer speeds. 512K, 4K and 4K threaded transfers in benchmark applications are what truly show the "speed" of an SSD when used as a boot drive or as a scratch disk. I wouldn't worry too much about installing a 6Gbps SSD on a 3Gbps port.

Fortunately the installer had the option to use a different drive for temporary storage. The layout of the eMMC was such that it had a recovery partition as the last partition on the drive, so Reflect didn't have an option for making the regular Windows partition larger (presumably because of this recovery...

You'll need an Intel NUC, two sticks of memory, a storage drive, an 8GB or larger USB drive and a screwdriver or two to complete the I have a question about the NUC with SSD Option. For storage I just use any SSD as it will make little difference unless you're copying a lot of stuff at any one time..

I've brought mine pre-built, so I don't know what connector the SSD uses specifically. This box does support AES-NI so it is kinda future proofed for pfSense once they stop I use opnsense on a thin client as a transparent filtering bridge between my Ubiquiti router and cable modem. It runs suricata.