Intel NUC10i7FNH NUC 10 Performance Mini PC Kit - Intel Core i7 Processor, Black

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Requires ne1000 driver version 0.8.4-3, which is not bundled with any ESXi version at the moment. 0000:00:1f.6 Network controller Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation Ethernet Connection (10) I219-V [vmnic0] cpu2:1049168)vmw_ahci[000000170]: IssueCommand:tag: 2 already active during issue, activeTags 4 reissue_flag:1 Kingston Design-In SSD U-SNS8154P3/256GJ (essentially an OEM version of the Kingston A1000) PCIe 3.0 x2 NVMe SSD I have a NUC10 with ESXi 7 and had problems for several weeks ... Everyone thinks that the vCenter (the appliance itself) suddenly reported file system errors and individual partitions were connected as RO. When I try to copy a 7GB ISO file from the Datastore #2 to the #1, I receive the following error after a couple of seconds or minutes (sometime at 25%, 50%, never the same ...).

I have found a reproducible error pattern ... If I want to move a VM from another host to the NUC10, the process stops at about 30% ... cpu0:1049182)vmw_ahci[000000170]: ExecInternalCommandPolled:FAIL!!: Internal command 2f, 00, status: Storage initiator error Support for Instantly Available PC technology, LAN Wake, Wake from USB, Wake from CIR, Microsoft Modern Standby, Intel Platform Trust Technology For graphics install: (optional, MS default adapter will install and work ok for basic console scenarios**)**

cpu6:1049198)vmw_ahci[000000170]: LogExceptionSignal:Signal: --|--|--|--|--|TF|--|--|--|--|-- (0x0020) Curr: --|--|--|--|--|--|--|--|--|--|-- (0x0000) Intel NUCs are not supported by VMware and not listed in the HCL. Not supported means that you can't open Service Requests with VMware when you have a problem. It does not state that it won't work. Some components used in the NUC are listed in the IO Devices HCL. To test the performance of local video and audio we used the libde265 player to play a 640 x 360 30 fps video that was stored locally on the system in quarter scale mode and then in full screen mode. We didn’t notice any frame drops in either mode. We also played a 4K (4096 x 1720 @ 24 fps) video and found that it played with only a barely noticeable jitter. The audio played flawlessly through a headset plugged in to the device during all the tests. Last year we had the chance to review two other Intel NUCs; NUC7CJYSa, low priced system powered by an Intel Celeron J4005 processor that we ended up installing IGEL and Wyse VDI client software on and used to connect to our virtual desktops. The other NUC was a more powerful NUC, the NUC8i7BEH, that we installed ESXi on after our review and we used it as an ESXi host for another project that we are working on. Both of the systems have been working extremely well for their assigned roles. This shows the flexibility and range of uses that NUCs can be used for. You can read our review of these systems here, here and here. Add-EsxSoftwareDepot https://hostupdate.vmware.com/software/VUM/PRODUCTION/main/vmw-depot-index.xml

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