Merge branch 'master' of https://github.com/zearp/Nucintosh

README.md

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 # NUC8IxBEx Hackintosh
 This is a quick and dirty repo for Intel NUC 8th gen Coffee Lake models. I've used various sources (see credits) to build my EFI and did quite some testing. It should leave you with a stable and reliable build but as always, these things are never really finished. Compatible with macOS Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur, Monterey, Ventura and Sonoma.
 
-# Please note that from the 20th of October 2023 the assumed installation target will be Sonoma.
+# Please note that from the 9th of March 2024 the assumed installation target will be Sonoma 14.4.
 ## Sonoma PSA:
 Broadcom users need to use OCLP and will no longer run vanilla macOS as security features have to be disabled and the root filesystem will be patched and no longer sealed. Please refer to [this issue](https://github.com/zearp/Nucintosh/issues/139) to get Broadcom working again. My goal is to run vanilla macOS not modify it in any way. Ventura will keep receiving security updates for at least a few more years. So if you want to leave security features enabled stay on Ventura for now. Stock NUCs are not affected.
 ## Older macOS notes:
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 * [Credits](#credits)
 
 ## Installation
-+ ~~Update to the latest ([0092](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/743906/bios-update-becfl357.html)) BIOS~~ -> load BIOS defaults -> click advanced and change;
++ ~~Update to the latest ([0095](https://www.asus.com/supportonly/nuc8i5beh/helpdesk_bios/) BIOS~~ -> load BIOS defaults -> click advanced and change;
 
 (April 2023 tmp update: It seems Intel has nerfed undervolting in a recent bios update to patch the plundervolt exploit. I'm not sure which verison exactly but I tried reverting all the way back to one of the first verisons and it didn't give me back my undervolting on my test machine. A complex exploit that to my knowledge required access to the machine itself. I wish we could disable that and have undervolting back. I am looking into ways to re-enable it. For now don't update if you want to undervolt. You can always update later if undervolting was already disabed in your bios and there is not really a need to update the bios unless you experience issues that can only be solved by updating the bios I would stay on older versions that allow undervolting.)