It is possible you have a hardware issue with this laptop. FYI, the default Ubuntu is not a good choice for older computers because the regular Ubuntu requires a lot of resources. You can also try booting Knoppix, which I have found will boot just about any system out there, but I would not install Knoppix since it is an extremely customized distribution meant to only be used from the USB stick (yes, they provide an install option, but trust me you don't want to use Knoppix everyday due to the extreme customization the developer did to it). You may also want to try a different distribution like Kubuntu, or even better Linux Mint to see if their bootable installers work. Most Linux sites provide these checksum values on the download page. iso file is not damaged by verifying its checksum. Etcher just pushes the image directly onto the drive with no modifications. Years ago I noticed that Unetbootin slightly changed a boot image booted, so I stopped using it. The quality of USB sticks are extremely poor, plus Macs can be very picky about the drives used for booting.Īlso try using Etcher (Mac/Windows/Linux) to create the Linux USB boot disk. Try using another USB stick for the bootable Linux USB installer. Restart your Mac after connect bootable drive on it. Unfortunately dropping into a BusyBox interface is something which is hard to troubleshoot. Installation is very easy and automated, once you Choose Ubuntu installer USB drive from rEFind screen.
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