- Dual Boot Ubuntu Macbook Tutorial
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create MS-DOS (FAT) partition on macbook with 62GB space
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download ubuntu desktop LTS
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download unetbootin
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format usb drive to FAT32 (exFAT works fine)
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use unetbootin to create bootable usb drive
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restart macbook and press option key
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select EFI boot
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install ubuntu
- installation type - something else
- select the 62GB partition
- press minus button to delete the partition
- press plus button to create new partition out of free space with 1000MB | Primary | Beginning | EFI System Partition (kernel)
- press plus button to create new partition out of free space with 61GB | Primary | Beginning | Ext4 journaling file system | / (rootfs)
- select EFI System Partition (kernel) and choose device for boot loader installation as the partition created in step 4 (same partition as kernel per se)
- click install now
- continue
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restart macbook
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press option key
Note: to reimage, erase the partition keeping the same format (MS DOS FAT) from Mac boot and restart at step 6 above
To remove the dual boot partition, erase the partition and reformat it as Mac OS Extended Journaled
Here is a sample script that can be run to do that
diskutil list # identify ubuntu efi partition
diskutil eraseVolume JHFS+ empty /dev/disk0s3
- https://unetbootin.github.io/
- ubuntu.com (desktop LTS)
- dual boot ubuntu on macbook; auto-cpufreq
- auto-cpufreq
sudo apt update && sudo apt install curl git
sudo snap install auto-cpufreq
sudo auto-cpufreq --install
sudo auto-cpufreq --stats
gnome-system-monitor
nautilus /home/bro/codes/
- open terminal
ctrl + alt + t
- copy ssh key
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub | xclip -selection clipboard