Thank you for creating this answer. My question is whether or not things have changed for the current generation. I'm planning on installing Ubuntu onto a PCIe 256 gig SSD on my brand new mac mini.

I'm currently running a Mini as a cheap KVM virtual host server - because you can squeeze two into a single RU, they're quiet, and use relatively little power. The secret is to install using the 11.10 'alternate' disk, located, which will get around the biggest issue which is botoing under Apple's UEFI. My next recommendation is to keep a small OS X partition on the disk, and ensure that you run a system update piror to the Ubuntu install, to ensure that your firmware is as up to date as possible. You may need that OS X partition in future to install other firmware updates from Apple. There's a whole stack of step-by-step instructions (that I read and ignored) on the Ubuntu community documentation wiki on what you want to do. • Yes - if you're not afraid to get your hands dirty; • You can either beg/borrow/steal an external CD/DVD drive (which is my preferred option), or install from a USB stick (I did ask if you weren't afraid to get your hands dirty!); • With Ubuntu 11.10, the only issues with drivers I've had are DRM (direct rendering), which won't affect you as you're not running a GUI. Finally, to the comment that it's 'not supported' - Linux was never supported on a whole stack of architectures that it was ported to originally - if we all had the 'not supported' philosophy, we'd not have the freedom of Linux on so many architectures now.

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My Mac Mini (late 2012 model) has always been a touch on the slow side, and has been even more so ever since I needed to start running a Windows VM within it. I'm planning on upgrading the HDD to an SSD of equal or greater capacity (i.e. 1TB or more). I'm wanting to know whether my rough plan is sane or whether there is perhaps some easier/faster/cheaper way. Here's my plan: • buy the SSD and tools necessary to take apart the Mac Mini • have Time Machine take a full backup of every damn thing on my existing HDD • follow to replace the HDD with the SSD • follow to get Mac OS on the replacement drive • upgrade Mac OS as necessary • restore my full backup using Time Machine Can anyone tell me whether this is a viable plan? Anything I'm missing or should be wary of? Upgrading your Mac Mini with a SSD is definitely worth it, especially if it is going to be your daily driver and you plan to run VMs on it.

I work in IT and am ACMT certified and the guide you are following is pretty much spot-on with the GSX article for replacing/upgrading your drive. Prince of persia warrior within all save files free download for pc windows 10. You are perfectly sane for wanting to do this and it really isn't too daunting of a task. Below are some tips from my experiences of replacing these drives: • Create a Time-Machine backup (As you plan on doing) • Purchase for replacing the drive and for future use if you plan on taking it apart again.

• Rather than replacing the drive, I suggest keeping it as a 2nd drive and use it for storage. The above drive will include the necessary Parts and Tools in order to do this.

Having 2 drives will allow you to ensure all documents are saved/backed up to a 2nd location, in-case Time-Machine failed with your backup. Then, once everything is setup on your SSD, you can turn this drive into either a store drive or a contingent Time-Machine drive. • Make sure to use the Spudger tool for disconnecting cables. I have seen too many people break cables trying to pry them off with their fingers. • There are a fair amount of screws/removable parts involved so make sure to pair each part with their assigned screws to avoid losing/mis-installing them. • Once you have the drive installed properly and everything connected/reassembled, boot into Recovery Mode (cmd + R), connect your Time-Machine drive, and restore from it.

This process, depending on how much data you have, should take about an hour or so. • Once the restore is complete, you should automatically boot into the OS on your new SSD drive and be ready to work. (If you decided to keep your original drive in there and use it as I was explaining in Step 3, after the Time-Machine restore is complete, your Mac may boot into the HDD rather than SDD. To verify, go into System Preferences -> Startup Disk and ensure that your SSD is set to your Default Boot Drive.) Hopefully this helps and, even though its a bit annoying that you have to gut the entire Mac Mini to replace the drive, its actually a really nice learning experience. I have never done something exactly like this (meaning with a mac), but if you have another computer at your disposal (one with 2 open SATA ports) I would attempt to use on a live-boot CD with both new and old drive installed to mirror your Mac HDD onto the new SSD.