Installing EndeavourOS on a Mac with the T2 Chip¶
You will need:
- USB drive with at least 4GB
- A way to plug it into your Mac (USB-C and USB-A are different)
- A wired internet connection (i.e. USB-C to Ethernet dongle) or Wi-Fi.
Users in NA/EU
If you're experiencing slow download speeds or installation failures, please edit your /etc/pacman.conf file and replace the old mirror.funami.tech link with https://github.com/NoaHimesaka1873/arch-mact2-mirror/releases/download/release instead.
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Follow the Pre-installation steps to prepare your Mac for the installation.
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Boot into the ISO and start the Calamares installer.
- If you're not connected to the internet, connect to it now, unless you're planning to use offline install. Use included GUI config tool to connect to Wi-Fi.
- On the "Welcome" window, click "Start the Installer" button.
- A pop up window will appear. Choose "Online" or "Offline" depending on your needs.
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Follow the installer until Partitions.
- Select "Manual partitioning."
- Select "/dev/nvme0n1p1" partition, make sure the "boot" flag is set, and set it to mount under "/efi". If you want to use separate EFI partition, check out this guide.
- Use remaining partition space to your convenience.
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Follow the rest of the installer and reboot.
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You can follow the Fan guide after rebooting into your install if your fan isn't working or if you want to customize how/when your fan will run.
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You now will be able to select your EndeavourOS install in the macOS Startup Manager by holding option at boot.
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Optionally, enable
bluetoothdaemon if you want to use Bluetooth.