Can't see any drive to install linux on during installation [closed]

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I am trying to install Linux Mint 19 on my 2017 Macbook Pro. I have bootcamp and a MacOS partition and I created a third one for Linux. Here's what my partitions look like:



How I have my partitions formatted



Every time I boot Linux Mint from the flashdrive and click "install" all I can see is my 32gb flash drive. I cannot change disk/location and it shows the flash drive as the only available drive in GParted. Did I format something incorrectly?



Any isight it greatly appreciated. Thanks.




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I am trying to install Linux Mint 19 on my 2017 Macbook Pro. I have bootcamp and a MacOS partition and I created a third one for Linux. Here's what my partitions look like:



How I have my partitions formatted



Every time I boot Linux Mint from the flashdrive and click "install" all I can see is my 32gb flash drive. I cannot change disk/location and it shows the flash drive as the only available drive in GParted. Did I format something incorrectly?



Any isight it greatly appreciated. Thanks.




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closed as off-topic by N0rbert, Terrance, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho May 21 at 12:06


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I am trying to install Linux Mint 19 on my 2017 Macbook Pro. I have bootcamp and a MacOS partition and I created a third one for Linux. Here's what my partitions look like:



How I have my partitions formatted



Every time I boot Linux Mint from the flashdrive and click "install" all I can see is my 32gb flash drive. I cannot change disk/location and it shows the flash drive as the only available drive in GParted. Did I format something incorrectly?



Any isight it greatly appreciated. Thanks.




partitioning mac macosx




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I am trying to install Linux Mint 19 on my 2017 Macbook Pro. I have bootcamp and a MacOS partition and I created a third one for Linux. Here's what my partitions look like:



How I have my partitions formatted



Every time I boot Linux Mint from the flashdrive and click "install" all I can see is my 32gb flash drive. I cannot change disk/location and it shows the flash drive as the only available drive in GParted. Did I format something incorrectly?



Any isight it greatly appreciated. Thanks.





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closed as off-topic by N0rbert, Terrance, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho May 21 at 12:06


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closed as off-topic by N0rbert, Terrance, karel, Zanna, Eric Carvalho May 21 at 12:06


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    Aug 24 at 5:17















Did you solve this? Having the same problem
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Did you solve this? Having the same problem
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You probably need to install a boot manager (e.g rEFIt); doing so, will make sure the additional partition you made is visible and therefore usable. Generally speaking, rEFIt is a better option for macs than the Bootcamp.






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    You probably need to install a boot manager (e.g rEFIt); doing so, will make sure the additional partition you made is visible and therefore usable. Generally speaking, rEFIt is a better option for macs than the Bootcamp.






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      You probably need to install a boot manager (e.g rEFIt); doing so, will make sure the additional partition you made is visible and therefore usable. Generally speaking, rEFIt is a better option for macs than the Bootcamp.






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        You probably need to install a boot manager (e.g rEFIt); doing so, will make sure the additional partition you made is visible and therefore usable. Generally speaking, rEFIt is a better option for macs than the Bootcamp.






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        You probably need to install a boot manager (e.g rEFIt); doing so, will make sure the additional partition you made is visible and therefore usable. Generally speaking, rEFIt is a better option for macs than the Bootcamp.







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