Plan to use the MacBook to install more than one Ubuntu system. The process is outlined in the following steps:
1. Back up Important information
2. Partition the hard drive area for Ubuntu installation
3. Download the Ubuntu ISO file and burn it to a USB flash drive
4. Reboot to install the USB flash drive Ubuntu into the partitioned partition.
Specific steps
1. Back up important information to avoid the installation failure, important information can not be found back.
2. Partition the hard drive area for Ubuntu installation
Partition an area from an existing hard drive to install Ubuntu to avoid the impact on existing systems.
- Open Disk Utility on OS X
- Select the primary partition in the left column
- Select partition (Partition)
- Click "+" at the bottom of the partition Layout and drag the partition to the size you want.
- Format Select Free Space
- Click Apply
3. Download the Ubuntu ISO file and copy it to the USB stick, 4. Reboot, install Ubuntu on the USB stick to a partitioned partition "You can refer to the tutorials available on the Ubuntu website. How to create a bootable USB stick on OS X
Usage Experience
The server version of Ubuntu is the command line interface, not easy to check the data. So, I installed the desktop version of Ubuntu. Running on the MacBook Pro desktop version of Ubuntu, easy to cause fever serious, fan sound is loud, experience is not very good. Remember before WinTel on the computer ran Ubuntu quite smooth, next time find a WinTel computer to use.
Install MacBook Dual system (OS X and Ubuntu)