Removing Chimera from an old SSD to boot Linux

[Blue_Ocean]

My primary install with Unibeast used to be on a smaller 240GB SSD. Last year, I upgraded to a 1TB SSD so I cloned my OS X partition to that and the other one has just been sitting there.

I want to try to install Linux Mint on the 240GB SSD. I have a live linux USB and have followed the steps to install it to the drive, but when I boot up using the new drive, it still goes into the Chimera screen and then tries to load OS X (obviously it fails because linux is on it now).

I tried booting up into OS X and using Disk Utility to repartition the old drive as FAT and then installed linux again but Chimera remains. How can I get rid of it completely? I would have thought GRUB would have overwritten it but I guess not.

Thanks

 

[P1LGRIM]

My primary install with Unibeast used to be on a smaller 240GB SSD. Last year, I upgraded to a 1TB SSD so I cloned my OS X partition to that and the other one has just been sitting there.

I want to try to install Linux Mint on the 240GB SSD. I have a live linux USB and have followed the steps to install it to the drive, but when I boot up using the new drive, it still goes into the Chimera screen and then tries to load OS X (obviously it fails because linux is on it now).

I tried booting up into OS X and using Disk Utility to repartition the old drive as FAT and then installed linux again but Chimera remains. How can I get rid of it completely? I would have thought GRUB would have overwritten it but I guess not.

Thanks

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