NOTE: For those who don’t know this, a dollar sign ( $) indicates that you type the command into a Terminal window. At least 15GB of extra disk space on your Mac.Your Mac is not a 2015/2016 MacBook or 2016 MacBook ProĪt the time of writing (December 2016), these very new models have limited functionality under elementary OS. Only the past couple few years of Macs (which have 64-bit EFI) are supported.

Your Mac must not have a Core 2 duo or Solo (or older) processor. Your Mac is relatively new (2012 or later) If you’re using an older version, things might be different, so bear that in mind. This guide is written with recent versions of macOS in mind. You’re running OS X 10.11 El Capitan or macOS 10.12 Sierra If you have an existing install of elementary OS or Windows on your computer, this guide may not fully apply to you. Before we you begin, make sure: Your Mac only has macOS installed on it. This guide makes a few assumptions about the Mac you’re using.

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