Hi everybody!
I have an old Macbook x86_64 that requires an EFI image to boot & install from.
Most "Plug & Play" Linux distros do not come with that, neither have -so far- any of my Linux Mint distros.
Several enterprise Linux gives it, and "Linux distros for nerds"; Arch & Debian based distros, like Puppy & Fedora. But I need a "Plug & Play" distro like Mint.
Any suggestion to solve this?
ISO with EFI image
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ISO with EFI image
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Re: ISO with EFI image
LM20.3 does, my boot is efi
My laptop is Win10 on the NVME SSD, so it boots intially off of the NVME
which presents a Grub menu then it boots up the 2nd SSD which is Linux
the 2nd SSD
My laptop is Win10 on the NVME SSD, so it boots intially off of the NVME
which presents a Grub menu then it boots up the 2nd SSD which is Linux
the 2nd SSD
Re: ISO with EFI image
AZgl1800 is right, the 64 bit Mint ISO boots in EFI mode. In fact most people nowadays install Linux in EFI mode, since nearly all computers manufactured nowadays have an EFI firmware.
Perhaps there was a typo in your post ? e.g. your machine is 32-bit ?
Also some old macbooks had a 64-bit CPU but a 32-bit EFI.
In any case, please post the specification of your computer. Go to https://everymac.com/, find your model and post here the link.
Perhaps there was a typo in your post ? e.g. your machine is 32-bit ?
Also some old macbooks had a 64-bit CPU but a 32-bit EFI.
In any case, please post the specification of your computer. Go to https://everymac.com/, find your model and post here the link.