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I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.4.6 (32 bits version) on my Mac Mini mi-2007 (core 2 duo).



I found this tutorial which really helped me.



But in the tutorial, ubuntu seems to install immediately. In my case, it launched grub (1.98).



I looked for ways to boot from grub and found this video. But as I tried it, I realize the partition on my mac is way more complex. Here's what I get after typing ls and analyzing each system:



grub> ls
(hd0) (hd0, apple3) (hd0, apple2) (hd0, apple1) (hd1) (hd1, gpt2) (hd1, gpt1) (cd0)


what those things contain



None of them seems to have the file I need to make the following instructions :



set root=(..., ...)
linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda1


What can I do to finally boot ubuntu ?



Ps: After doing ls (hd0,apple2)/efi/boot/ I get to ubunto ISO I put in my USB flash drive. Don't know if this can be useful.










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    I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.4.6 (32 bits version) on my Mac Mini mi-2007 (core 2 duo).



    I found this tutorial which really helped me.



    But in the tutorial, ubuntu seems to install immediately. In my case, it launched grub (1.98).



    I looked for ways to boot from grub and found this video. But as I tried it, I realize the partition on my mac is way more complex. Here's what I get after typing ls and analyzing each system:



    grub> ls
    (hd0) (hd0, apple3) (hd0, apple2) (hd0, apple1) (hd1) (hd1, gpt2) (hd1, gpt1) (cd0)


    what those things contain



    None of them seems to have the file I need to make the following instructions :



    set root=(..., ...)
    linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda1


    What can I do to finally boot ubuntu ?



    Ps: After doing ls (hd0,apple2)/efi/boot/ I get to ubunto ISO I put in my USB flash drive. Don't know if this can be useful.










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      I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.4.6 (32 bits version) on my Mac Mini mi-2007 (core 2 duo).



      I found this tutorial which really helped me.



      But in the tutorial, ubuntu seems to install immediately. In my case, it launched grub (1.98).



      I looked for ways to boot from grub and found this video. But as I tried it, I realize the partition on my mac is way more complex. Here's what I get after typing ls and analyzing each system:



      grub> ls
      (hd0) (hd0, apple3) (hd0, apple2) (hd0, apple1) (hd1) (hd1, gpt2) (hd1, gpt1) (cd0)


      what those things contain



      None of them seems to have the file I need to make the following instructions :



      set root=(..., ...)
      linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda1


      What can I do to finally boot ubuntu ?



      Ps: After doing ls (hd0,apple2)/efi/boot/ I get to ubunto ISO I put in my USB flash drive. Don't know if this can be useful.










      share|improve this question














      I'm trying to install ubuntu 14.4.6 (32 bits version) on my Mac Mini mi-2007 (core 2 duo).



      I found this tutorial which really helped me.



      But in the tutorial, ubuntu seems to install immediately. In my case, it launched grub (1.98).



      I looked for ways to boot from grub and found this video. But as I tried it, I realize the partition on my mac is way more complex. Here's what I get after typing ls and analyzing each system:



      grub> ls
      (hd0) (hd0, apple3) (hd0, apple2) (hd0, apple1) (hd1) (hd1, gpt2) (hd1, gpt1) (cd0)


      what those things contain



      None of them seems to have the file I need to make the following instructions :



      set root=(..., ...)
      linux /vmlinuz root=/dev/sda1


      What can I do to finally boot ubuntu ?



      Ps: After doing ls (hd0,apple2)/efi/boot/ I get to ubunto ISO I put in my USB flash drive. Don't know if this can be useful.







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