Prior to this week, OS 10.7/10.8 had co-existed with Linux Mint partition on a Macbook Air without incident. I was using rEFit project to dual boot to Linux and Mac, successfully. Unfortunately, when I upgraded to Macintosh OS 10.9 Maverick, my dual boot stopped working.

Although the Mac OS 10.9 was coming up without issue, Linux Mint wouldn’t let me in. I’d get an error that would leave me at the grub line 😉

To fix the problem, I switched to rEFind Boot Manager. On the Mac OS X side, I ran ./install.sh at the command line (in Terminal app), but this didn’t fix anything. To get it to work, I had to install with this option:

The –alldrivers option made it work. Whew! By looking at the image at the top of this blog post, you can see that I had simply to choose the Ubuntu Logo (selected) and voila, it worked!

Thanks to the rEFind developer for the great documentation and work!

Check out Miguel’s Workshop Materials online at http://mglearns.wikispaces.com

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