I will be creating 3 new partitions for Ubuntu. If you need a different size, then make the appropriate adjustments. I decided to allow total of about 40 GB for Ubuntu. If this occurs, Windows may fail to boot or malfunction. Certain changes will cause Windows to view the drive as hybrid partitioned. Note: After repartitioning the drive, you should verify that the values shown below have not changed. The output from sudo fdisk /dev/disk0 is given below. The output from sudo gpt -r show /dev/disk0 is given below. dev/disk0 (internal, physical):Ģ: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 180.7 GB disk0s2Ĥ: Microsoft Basic Data BOOTCAMP 70.1 GB disk0s4 The output from diskutil list disk0 is given below. You must disable this before following the commands below. Note: macOS 10.11 and above have System Integrity Protection (SIP). Create Space on the Drive for Ubuntuįor the purpose of illustrating the steps needed, I created a drive slightly larger than your actual drive. Note: If another user has a different partition scheme than shown in this example, the post a comment to me and I will try to update my answer.
Ubuntu to be selected from the Startup Manager. Add Ubuntu to Startup Manager - Here you basically use the MacOS to move the necessary files to the proper locations.Install Ubuntu : This uses the Ubuntu flash drive installer.Create Space on the Drive for Ubuntu : This is accomplished by using the MacOS Terminal application to enter commands.These instructions have been divided into the three main sections listed below. I also assume you have verified hardware compatibility by successfully booting the live version of Ubuntu.
I assume you have created a bootable Ubuntu USB flash drive installer and have verified the contents. This answer installs Ubuntu on your computer without the use of third parity tools for either the installation of booting of Ubuntu. Note: These instruction have been updated for use with Ubuntu 18. An update version of this has been posted here.
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