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==Step-by-Step Installation Process==
 
==Step-by-Step Installation Process==
  
1. Update firmware (run software update or download from [http://www.apple.com/support/downloads Apple)]
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1. Update firmware (run software update or download latest OS from [http://www.apple.com/support/downloads Apple)]
  
 
2. Plug into power source; connect to internet via Ethernet.
 
2. Plug into power source; connect to internet via Ethernet.
  
2. Start Disk Utility: select top hard drive icon, click "Partition" tab.  
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2. Start OS X Disk Utility (Utilities menu): select top hard drive icon, click "Partition" tab.  
  
 
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You can now change the size of your Mac HD partition: select size, click "Apply", wait.
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You can now change the size of your Mac HD partition: select size, click "Apply", wait (can take some time).
  
 
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Restart to check rEFIt install (might take 2 reboots, rEFIt screen shows before OSX boot).
 
Restart to check rEFIt install (might take 2 reboots, rEFIt screen shows before OSX boot).
  
4. Install Fedora 8 (32-bit version from DVD -- get from CCRMA sys admin) -- restart and boot from DVD (select Linux penguin as option from rEFIt menu). Note: beware of trackpad sensitivity. This takes about 30 minutes.
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4. Install Fedora 8 (32-bit version from DVD -- get from CCRMA sys admin) -- restart and boot from DVD (select linux penguin as option from rEFIt menu). Note: beware of trackpad sensitivity. This takes about 30 minutes.
  
On DVD installer boot:
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On DVD installer boot:  
Select first option "Install or upgrade an existing system".
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Select first option "Install or upgrade an existing system".  
Skip disk check.
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Skip disk check.  
Fedora installation app starts.
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Fedora installation app starts.  
 
Choose language and keyboard.
 
Choose language and keyboard.
  
Next: partioning -- requires specifics listed below.
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5. Partioning -- requires specifics listed below.
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6. Fedora installation.
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7. Fedora update: plugged into ethernet internet, in terminal as root type:
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~> yum upgrade
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8. PlanetCCRMA installation.
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==Drive Partitioning==
 
==Drive Partitioning==

Revision as of 14:09, 29 February 2008

Installations instructions for a MacBook Pro

Main steps:

1) Backup your data.

2) Partition your OS X drive.

3) Install boot loader.

4) Install linux & add boot, linux, and swap partitions.

5) PlanetCCRMA-lize your linux.

References

rEFit boot loader

Triple Boot -- onmac.net

PlanetCCRMA

Fedora8 on MacBook Pro (Santa Rosa 3,1)

Dual Booting OS X and Fedora 8 on MacBook Pro

Step-by-Step Installation Process

1. Update firmware (run software update or download latest OS from Apple)

2. Plug into power source; connect to internet via Ethernet.

2. Start OS X Disk Utility (Utilities menu): select top hard drive icon, click "Partition" tab.

<image>

You can now change the size of your Mac HD partition: select size, click "Apply", wait (can take some time).

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3. Custom install rEFIt, making sure to select "rEFIt File System Drivers".

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Restart to check rEFIt install (might take 2 reboots, rEFIt screen shows before OSX boot).

4. Install Fedora 8 (32-bit version from DVD -- get from CCRMA sys admin) -- restart and boot from DVD (select linux penguin as option from rEFIt menu). Note: beware of trackpad sensitivity. This takes about 30 minutes.

On DVD installer boot: Select first option "Install or upgrade an existing system". Skip disk check. Fedora installation app starts. Choose language and keyboard.

5. Partioning -- requires specifics listed below.

6. Fedora installation.

7. Fedora update: plugged into ethernet internet, in terminal as root type:

~> yum upgrade


8. PlanetCCRMA installation.


Drive Partitioning

With diskutil

List current partitions:

~> diskutil list

Resize main OS X parition:

~> sudo diskutil resizeVolume disk0s2 40G "Linux" "Linux" 68G