Intel NUC10i7FNH NUC 10 Performance Mini PC - Intel Core i7 Processor

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Support for Instantly Available PC technology, LAN Wake, Wake from USB, Wake from CIR, Microsoft Modern Standby, Intel Platform Trust Technology cpu2:1049168)vmw_ahci[000000170]: ExecInternalCommandPolled:FAIL!!: Internal command 2f, 00, status: Storage initiator error cpu1:1050772 opID=8c9cc0e1)CpuSched: 813: user latency of 1051479 J6AsyncReplayManager 0 changed by 1050772 vpxa-worker -6

cpu10:1048791)BC: 413: write to Windows_Server_2016_Datacenter_EVAL_en-us_14393_refresh.ISO (f532 28 3 5fcc35b6 c6c62077 691c8bec 56996e7a 22400004 416 0 0 0 0 0) 1048576 bytes failed: I/O error Export-ESXImageProfile -ImageProfile "ESXi-7.0.0-15843807-NUC" -ExportToIso -filepath ESXi-7.0.0-15843807-NUC.iso Export-ESXImageProfile -ImageProfile "ESXi-7.0U1b-17168206-standard" -ExportToBundle -filepath ESXi-7.0U1b-17168206-standard.zip For audio: (optional default high definition device will work ok, but this gives some extra options):

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The Box contains a short description of how to open and assemble the components. The system feels a little bit lighter than previous versions. After comparing the body with previous NUCs I noticed that the main body is made of plastic, instead of metal. At the 10th Gen NUC, only the venting holes are made of metal. However, the system still has a high build quality. The upside is very scratch-sensitive, so be careful with it. This option explains how to create the Custom Image with PowerCLI. The Image can be used to install ESXi from scratch. William Lam has also provided a solution that uses the vSphere HTML5 Client.

cpu2:1049168)vmw_ahci[000000170]: ExceptionHandlerWorld:Performing device reset due to Task File Error. cpu6:1049198)vmw_ahci[000000170]: CompletionBottomHalf:TF/IF Error, PxIS=0x08000000, PxTDF=0x40,PxSERR=0x00400100, PxCI=0x00000000, PxSACT=0x00000002, ActiveTags=0x00000002 New-EsxImageProfile -CloneProfile "ESXi-7.0U1b-17168206-standard" -name "ESXi-7.0U1b-17168206-NUC" -Vendor "virten.net" For the initial boot and testing of the device, we connected the device to a Dell UltraSharp 32” 4K Monitor (U3219Q) via HDMI. The Dell monitor has a keyboard, mouse, and video (KVM) switch built into it. The monitors built-in KVM switch was extremely useful during our testing as it allowed us to switch between the NUC10i7FNH and our laptop with the push of a button. was used throughout our testing. We plugged a Dell wireless keyboard and mouse (part number KM636) keyboard/mouse’s dongle into the monitors upstream USB port. I know full well that asking for an RMA or a requesting a replacement fan will only get me the same-exact audio noise problems from the new-but-same 10cent fan.cpu2:1049168)vmw_ahci[000000170]: LogExceptionProcess:Process: --|--|--|--|--|TF|--|--|--|--|-- (0x0020) Curr: --|--|--|--|--|TF|--|--|--|--|-- (0x0020) It does have very good connectivity with its 3 external USB 3.1 ports and single USB Type-C Thunderbolt connector. It supports a single SATA drive, and a single M.2 drive. This is the first NUC system that supports 64GB of RAM. In Q4 of 2019 Intel launched its latest NUC system; the Intel NUC 10 NUC10i7FNH, which comes equipped with a 10th generation Intel i7 Core Processor. The computer community tend to call NUCs by their code name, and I have seen this NUC referred to by not only its system code name Frost Canyon but also as Comet Lake which is the code name of the CPU that it using. As the product name (Frost Canyon) also covers systems powered by i3 and i5 Intel Core processors, and the Comet Lake family of Intel processors are used in a wide variety of systems in this article I will be calling it by its proper name NUC10i7FNH.

cpu2:1049168)vmw_ahci[000000170]: ExecInternalCommandPolled:port status: 0x40000008, tf status: 0x84c1 The hard drive is connected to the board using a slender ribbon cable that can be easily slotted in and out, as shown in the picture below. Our evaluation was processed with the hard drive disconnected completely from the board.​cpu7:1048791)BC: 413: write to co-monitoring-nh-flat.vmdk (f532 28 3 601aebbc 984c1f35 691c1d22 2aa16e7a 3800004 14 0 0 0 0 0) 1048576 bytes failed: I/O error

cpu2:1049168)vmw_ahci[000000170]: IssueCommand:tag: 2 already active during issue, activeTags 4 reissue_flag:1 System and Maximum TDP is based on worst case scenarios. Actual TDP may be lower if not all I/Os for chipsets are used.

cpu0:1048610)ScsiDeviceIO: 4267: Cmd(0x4578c1314580) 0x2a, CmdSN 0x47d from world 1048791 to dev "t10.ATA_____HGST_HTS725050A7E630__________________________RC250ACB1WJ0MJ" failed H:0x0 D:0x2 P:0x0 Valid sense data: 0x4 0x44 Intel has another Comet Lake NUC called the NUC10i7FN K. Whereas the NUC10i7FN H has 2” tall case and a 2.5” SATA drive slot the NUC10i7FN K case is slightly shorter at 1.5” and does not have a SATA drive slot. The mainboard and the CPU are the same in both of these systems. I Uninstalled all Windows updates for the past 21 days, even though this issue only started about 14 days ago. Use the ISO image to install ESXi. The simplest way to install ESXi is by using the ISO and Rufus to create a bootable ESXi Installer USB Flash Drive. No custom BIOS Settings are required.