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Once the partitions are confirmed and the bootloader installation device is set, proceed with the installation.

Never use any of the block devices used by the Mac OSX, in mine they were the device itself /dev/sda and /dev/sda1, /dev/sda2 In the "Device for bootloader installation" dropdown please select the root partition or /boot/ partition you created in the partition table.

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You need to choose "Something else" from the harddisk setup/partition section, then in the partition editorĬhose the 2nd partition you left blank in the mac disk partitioning utility (check the note above), use the blank partition to setup your favourite partition table.Ī video clip explaining manual disk partitioning in Mint. The installation should be straightforward until you get to the point where you choose the paritions setup. Reboot, if rEFInd is installed correcty you will see the menu at the time of booting.

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It will show some messages and install the complete installation.

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Macmini comes with an UEFI bootloader, the easiest way to get multiple OSs to run with the machine is through rEFInd, you can download it from the link below.Īs far as I can see rEFInd is a software layer for UEFI based computers so that you can esily run multiple OSes with a nice menu driven interface so that users can switch between them easily.ĭownload the "Binary zip file" from the link below.Īfter downloading, extract the zip, 'cd' into the folder and run "sudo. I dont think this is a must but just saying what my configuration was.

I left the second partition untouched, meaning unformatted. NOTE: I reinstalled macosx before installing Linux and recreated the partitions table with two (using apple disk utility), since I had a 1TB drive, I split it into two equal partitions and reinstalled mac on the first (512GB was used).

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OK, let’s start the machine and boot the image.Installing Ubuntu/Linux Mint on Macmini is easy, but getting it to work the way you normally want a PC to run is a bit difficult (meaning, run smoothly and making all peripherals work) :) I am trying to cover all the issues I had with linux installation process and getting Apple hardware t o run happily with Linux. Make sure that the ISO and the hard drive you are installing are connected to the VM. Next, open up your virtual machine software and create a VM if you haven’t prepared one yet. If you are going to install on the virtual machine, of course, skip the burning of the ISO. ​First, download the 18.04 minimal ISO on the wiki page.

With Arch and Gentoo, you have to perform each of the steps yourself using command-line tools. Unlike distros such as Arch, there is an installer that guides you through the process. Also, you will get up-to-date packages during the installation as it requires them to be downloaded from the Internet. If you are more confident with Linux and you want to install a system that you can customize yourself, a bare-bones installation is perfect because you can fine-tune your installation with only the software you choose. It does lack support for UEFI however, for the purposes of this guide, the system will be installed on a virtual machine. You will also see information about installation on UEFI based systems. You will find some important information regarding the burning of images to a CD or a USB stick (I use dd), and even a few pointers to get started.

The system we are going to install from comes in a 64MB ISO image.​You can find the image to download in the Ubuntu help wiki for minimalist versions. You may be thinking of a minimalistic version of a Linux distro as the bare minimum version of a system. Today we will be going over the installation of the minimalist version of Ubuntu 18.04.