Wait for network interfaces to be located, and activate them, so that requested data can be transferred to another host. Once the rescue environment finishes booting, choose a language to use. NOTE: In Centos 6 press to get to the boot prompt, then append linux rescue and the end of the vmlinuz line. To generate the sosreport output from the rescue environment, boot the system with the installation disc of the corresponding version of Centos Linux and follow this procedure: Try start in rescuemode and generate a sosreport PS Forgot to mention I did have to add a grubline parameter 'noapic' during initial install to get it to boot. Please let me know if you need any help getting CentOS 6 installed on your Late 2012 mac mini and I would be glad to help. I tried using it on Ubuntu, Fedora, and CentOS to no avail. One thing to note which I also did not find documented anywhere but the target display mode of iMac does not work on linux. After a very easy install of gnuradio, gnuradio-companion, and the UHD driver and after some sysctl tuning I am streaming 25MHz CI/100 MB/s with no dropouts. I'm using this with my new USRP N210 and it's working like a champ. I grab the latest kernel from elrepo in order to get the nic and bluetooth working. I do want to point out that if you have a thunderbolt nic you will need to install a newer kernel. I did install the Refit boot loader although I don't know if it was necessary. I just want to verify that I was able to get CentOS 6.4 installed on my Mac Mini (Late 2012) and it is 100% percent working with X. I didn't find much information about the late 2012 version of the mac mini so forgive me if this has already been addressed. I tried researching for a long period of time before buying a mac mini to install centos to see if it was supported.

Late 2012 mac mini display drivers