Hi
Well, almost everything is in the subject.
Using mint LMDE, got a kernel panic and a freeze on boot - can't understand what's going on.
Any help welcome
Best regards
D
Kernel panic with lastest Mint and Macbook 2008
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dbourrion
Kernel panic with lastest Mint and Macbook 2008
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dbourrion
Re: Kernel panic with lastest Mint and Macbook 2008
Oh, forgot to say : got that kernel panic on the live USB boot before installation in fact so i'm not able to do that installation 
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meztek
Re: Kernel panic with lastest Mint and Macbook 2008
In my experience with a 2008 Macbook Pro a CD boot tends to be more successful. You should try using a CD to install. Put in the CD and on boot hold down the C key to tell it to boot to the CD. Remember that a Mac is only intended to install and boot to MacOS, so it can be finicky about installation media.
If you are interested in dual booting with MacOS you may be interested in rEFIt - http://refit.sourceforge.net/ - a multi-OS boot manager for Macs.
If you are interested in dual booting with MacOS you may be interested in rEFIt - http://refit.sourceforge.net/ - a multi-OS boot manager for Macs.