Use the Finder application or enter the command below to unmount Note: When finished, you can use the Finder application to eject the mac-icns volume. This will add the following Ubuntu icon to the Startup Menu. cp /Volumes/mac-icns/OSX10.11.6/os_ubuntu.icns /Volumes/EFI/.VolumeIcon.icns The Ubuntu icon file os_ubuntu.icns to the EFI System partition. Use the Finder application to open theĭownloaded file mac-icns.dmg, then enter the command below to copy (Optional) Download a collection of icons from the sourceforge web cp /Volumes/EFI/EFI/ubuntu/grub圆4.efi /Volumes/EFI/EFI/Boot/boot圆4.efi This step can be accomplishedīy using the the Finder application or by entering the command givenīelow. Volumes/EFI/EFI/ubuntu to the folder /Volumes/EFI/EFI/Boot.
mkdir /Volumes/EFI/EFI/BootĬopy the file grub圆4.efi from the folder YouĬan use the Finder application or enter the command given below. Mount the EFI System partition by entering the command givenĬreate a folder named Boot in the folder /Volumes/EFI/EFI. When finished, restart and hold down the option key to Therefore, Ubuntu 18 and later users should be able to skip steps 5 and 6. Note: Starting with Ubuntu 18, the installer software should automatically create the files necessary to boot Ubuntu on a Mac. The process of making the Ubuntu appear on the Startup Manager is a fairly trivial.
Normally, this is the first partition on a Mac computer. I assumed that once I could get in the OS, I would install Chameleon on the HDD, so I won't need the stick, right?Īnother thing: I've read somewhere that this error has something to do with FakeSMC.Ubuntu installs grub and other files in the first EFI System partition on a Mac computer. What I did was to boot from the same USB stick, and from the Chameleon list I choose the HDD where I installed 10.10 (and adding flags, of course).
I'm also a bit confused as to what I'm supposed to do AFTER the installation. With Mavericks, I needed only "USBBusFix=Yes" to boot, but this damn beta doesn't want to work. I did that thing in single user, moving those kexts, but it didn't help. But, as the previous time, I'm stuck at that damn "missing bluetooth transport." line, no matter what flags I use. I got to the setup in like 15 seconds, and the installation went fine. I tried again, following all the steps, including that line about the kernel path.
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