Hi,
could you solve the issue? Because I'm facing exactly the same.
Get only:
"error: efibootmgr failed to register the boot entry: Input/output error.
unable to install the EFI boot loader on '/dev/sda'"
Any hint is really appreciated.
I think you're right. I tried to install Debian yesterday but came up against some other issues. I'll keep looking into.I doubt that you are seeing the same issue. I've never played around with Mac hardware, but IIRC their boot sequence is a bit different. Can you install Debian and then install PVE on top of Debian Buster?
First thing first, the interesting things about Linux and T2-based Macs seems to be happening here. This (very long) thread gives a lot of useful background.I doubt that you are seeing the same issue. I've never played around with Mac hardware, but IIRC their boot sequence is a bit different. Can you install Debian and then install PVE on top of Debian Buster?
noacpi efi=noruntime
" options to the Grub linux line. The Debian installer then runs fine on a Mac mini 2018 but, of course, does not see the internal SSD :-/--nonvram
).Yes - I hear you. I only need the Mac Mini so I can legally have multiple guest OSes running different versions of macOS for software testing. I would be much happier with Proxmox than with VMWare Fusion (which is what I'm currently having to use).Ps: NVMe was not the only issue to resolve on Mac minis. Keyboards, Wifi, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt,... still need work.
Exactly my own use case...Yes - I hear you. I only need the Mac Mini so I can legally have multiple guest OSes running different versions of macOS for software testing. I would be much happier with Proxmox than with VMWare Fusion (which is what I'm currently having to use).
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