Question

0

Dual Boot Ubuntu & Mac

rated 0 times [ 0] [ 0] / answers: 1 / hits: 1573 / 2 Years ago, sun, may 22, 2022, 4:46:09

I have Ubuntu 11.10 installed. Just installed Mac OS X, updated GRUB, which generates 2 Mac entires (32bit & 64bit). But when I try booting from these, it just restarts. I suppose I need EFI GRUB? Which I tried installing. But I think, the EFI partition needs to be the first partition? I currently have it like:

Answers

Only authorized users can answer the question. Please sign in first, or register a free account.

odenanno

Add To Favorites

Follow

Total Points: 207

Total Questions: 113

Total Answers: 94

Location: South Korea

Member since Sat, Oct 2, 2021

3 Years ago

odenanno questions

1 Startup script not executing

Mon, Jun 6, 22, 17:37, 2 Years ago

1 apt-get is inconsistent on cluster, can't always find package (libmysqlclient21)

Sat, Jan 15, 22, 15:56, 2 Years ago

1 How do I get rid of all of these duplicates?

Fri, Dec 30, 22, 10:54, 1 Year ago

1 How to install Cozy Audiobook Player in Ubuntu 20.04 without Flatpak

Mon, Dec 12, 22, 06:53, 1 Year ago

1 What is the difference of installing ffmpeg through snap and apt-get?

Sat, Dec 10, 22, 21:10, 1 Year ago

View All

answered 2 Years ago tocklftime · Accepted Answer

First of all... are you tring to run Mac Os on a non-apple hardware?
Anyway as far as I know yes, efi partition should be the first. I don't think you need to install grub efi since i can start mac os from bios grub (on a mac trough bios emulation). It seems to me it has crappy performances tough.
Easyest way to solve this is installing MacOS before Ubuntu, if you don't want that you should provide informations on your hardware, on your partition table and on you grub configuration.