#Os x yosemite for ubuntu how to
#Os x yosemite for ubuntu 64 Bit

You ***could*** configure the partition in the LiveDVD, but if you set it up in OSX you shouldn't need to do that. I appreciate the help so far - I apologize if some of my questions are very is a learning curve to get linux running on mac, but, it should just be the 'c' key with the DVD in the drive. I am somewhat new at all this, and hoping to dual boot so I can continue to get more familiar with Linux and programming/tweaking systems and networks.

I read somewhere about going configuring the partition from the LiveCD environment and then trying to install. I have booted now holding 'C' and 'Control.' I am able to boot to the LiveCD and run through Ubuntu however, when I try to install, it does not recognize that I have any OS currently installed. just have to pass thru a number of windows, including GRUB. so I set up a small 'bios_grub' partition, then the ext4, and then the swap. I personally have not tried this 'GRUB-less' install, for me, when GRUB got messed up in Xubun 14 I couldn't get it to boot linux at all. sometimes it will say 'Install into largest free space'-that would be the easiest. and then ask, what would you like to do? And, if you have set your 100GB as 'Free space'. so if OSX isn't showing that is 'interesting.' But, if you have booted the installer, it may say 'You have multiple systems installed' but not name 'OSX'. First thing, with the LiveDVD inserted-did you hold the 'c' key while rebooting to get into the Live system? Or, yes, if rEFInd is installed or not, holding option key should show you the OSX partition, and any other boot-able systems. so many times that you should be able to get some ideas.

#Os x yosemite for ubuntu how to

I've posted many posts here lately about how to install dual and triple boot systems. but, did you check the 'md5sum' number of your iso to make sure it is correct? Sometimes if it isn't that can cause issues. There ***may*** be some issue with the installer in terms of system recognition. 64bit units can run 32bit OS, but not vice versa. you just have to know which your computer has. but Ubuntu offers 32 bit and 64bit versions. that must be important for 'Elementary OS'. With that information - any ideas if I can dual boot Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS and OS X Yosemite with a Core 2 Duo have had Xubun 14.04 & now LM17 MATE installed on my '10 Core2Duo MBPro.

#Os x yosemite for ubuntu 64 Bit

I'm reading through your best guide link - he says that you must not have a core 2 duo processor - instead you need a 64 BIT EFI.