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I am trying to install Ubuntu 13.04 (the 64-bit Mac variant) onto my Mac Mini.
Thus I shrunk the main MacOSX partition and installed refind.
Now I can boot into rEFInd and then select the usb stick, but it does not boot due to:



Kernel panic - not syncing: VFS: Unable to mount root fs on unknown-block(0,0)


Sadly I cannot find anyone who tried a recent Mac Mini/Ubuntu version.
How best to debug this issue?






Update 1:



So I figured maybe rEFInd does not provide the necessary driver and installed it again via install.sh --drivers-all. Which lead to a WSOD.
Luckily I eventually could get back into restore via Command + R and am now reinstalling MacOSX.






Update 2:



After my MacOSX was working again I did:




  • installed _rEFIt

  • set up my future Ubuntu partition as FAT

  • booted twice

  • booted into Ubuntu Live CD



And that's where the next trouble started. While wireless and graphics work great in Ubuntu 13.04, they mount the FAT partition as /cdrom, which makes installing on it impossible.


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Why not try rEFIt instead ?



check out http://mabelmzhang.blogspot.com/2013/02/how-to-guide-for-triple-booting-mac-os.html



rEFIT / Ubuntu 12.04 LTS / Kernel 3.9.x worked for me


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