but I felt my response was relevant, as someone who also owns a mid 2010 Mac Mini. I know this response is a few months late and you've probably either got it to work, or gave up on it. Working perfectly and already updated to 10.6.4 I mainly wanted the server ver. I am using the 10.6.3 discs that came with the regular Mini. In my opinion, if you want to try out a Linux distribution, do so on a PC, Macs are very close sourced as far as hardware and software goes, so even if you got it to work, you probably wouldn't have a lot of options. i7QuadCoreMania said: I got my 2010 server running on the same discs used to restore the 2010 mac mini. What would happen is that I would get Ubuntu to load at start up but then it would take a long time to actually load into the operating system, I also have this unusual issue with my monitor that isn't present in OS X (Or Windows for that matter) where Ubuntu seems to lag and the screen flashes (This happened the first time on dual booting). I also have a mid 2010 Mac Mini that's currently running OS X Mavericks, and I've been attempting to install Ubuntu through various methods (LiveCD method, bootable USB, and dual booting) and they all never work.
#2010 mac mini server mac os
It's probably the operating system that's the problem, try installing an older version of Ubuntu and see if that works. The Mac Mini Server with the Mac OS 10.6 Snow Leopard OS has support for Windows as well as Mac clients, plus built-in web-based applications that anyone can use to collaborate and share information.
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