The microcontroller performs a three-step configure and writes to your USB stick. To ensure maximum compatibility, we first empty the USB stick and reinstall Apple’s Disk Utility before formatting it. To begin, we download the iso file from a Linux distribution. This is discussed in a separate article, and it is possible to do so using a Windows environment. The purpose of this article is to explain how to create a USB stick. Using a Mac environment, we will create a Linux USB stick. You can then use Linux Mint like you would any other operating system. From the boot menu, select the USB flash drive that you wrote the Linux Mint ISO file to. To do this, hold down the Option key while you boot up your Mac.
Once the writing process is complete, you can then boot from the USB flash drive on your Mac. Etcher will then write the ISO file to the USB flash drive. Then, select the USB flash drive that you want to write the ISO file to. Once Etcher has been installed, open it and select the Linux Mint ISO file that you downloaded. Etcher is a free and open-source program that can be downloaded from the internet. Once the ISO file has downloaded, you will need to use a program like Etcher to write the ISO file to a blank USB flash drive. First, you will need to download the Linux Mint ISO file from the Linux Mint website. This tutorial will show you how to make a bootable flash drive for Linux Mint on a Mac. Bootable flash drives are very useful for running Linux Mint on a Mac without having to install it onto the hard drive.
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