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Hey guys. I got a 1.5ghz intel core solo mac mini. At the moment the hard drive is completely zeroed out and i have no install discs for mac os ...
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    Help! Mac mini linux

    Hey guys.
    I got a 1.5ghz intel core solo mac mini. At the moment the hard drive is completely zeroed out and i have no install discs for mac os x. I want to turn it into a linux email server via a 35mbps fiber connection for productions house. I have some experience with GUI on linux but abosuletly minimal knowledge of test-based. I have tried burning ISOs but can not seem to get the mac to boot from them all i get is the folder with a question mark.

    Help thanks. Oh - also redhat or fedora is not a must just did not know where to put this post. I just need something that will run on that mac mini and that has GUI.
    Thanks

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    Man, most of the how to's assume you have a Mac OS installed to start with/ All I can do is pont you here. Maybe you will get lucky rill someone that has done this chimes in.

    how to Linux on mac mini no mac OS - Google Videos

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    What's the serial # of your box?
    I might be able to dig something up.


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    my serial is RM619085U35. How does that help you?

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    I was looking at all of the built-in hardware, found here.
    Looks like it should hold just about anything...
    When you boot your computer with the Linux disc, try holding down the 'C' key at startup.
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