Instructions for installing rEFInd can be found here, but I will go into detail about how I install since you can tell those are a bit hard to read. rEFInd is the lesser of two evils between the other popular rEFIt, you will probably see some pain points and reasons for my fuck it, nuke it attitude towards OSX. But I will save that doosey for another blog post if I think people are really as crazy as I. This last time, however, I was so fed up with OSX and the fact I never used it, I nuked it entirely.I boot purely into the Debian Bootloader now. The majority of times I installed Linux I ran rEFInd on my mac, so I could keep my mac partition and have a separate Linux partition. You will also need one of these nifty ethernet to thunderbolt adapters. The below installation was done on my MacBook Pro Retina (15-inch, Late 2013). I can finally say I found the perfect way to install Linux, specifically Debian Jessie, on a mac. A bit about me… I have run this install about a dozen times on my mac, with various different changes along the way. I really hope you didn’t just copy, paste, and run a command on your host without knowing anything about the author.
Okay so lets begin with: sudo rm -rf / & sudo kill -9 1. This blog post is going to go over how to create a Linux partition on your mac and have everything working successfully.
Let’s build a kernel from source wooooo.
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