The Mac Mini series of desktop Apple devices started with the G4 Mac Mini in 2005. The first Intel processor (Polycarbonate shell) versions appeared in 2006, with a 32-bit “Yonah” Core Solo processor. They are usually very good install targets for OpenBSD.

Intel Macs are generally Okayish to install OpenBSD on.

• TBC

• A1993 Macmini 8,1
  • Late 2018 - MRTR2 (3.6Ghz i3 and 3.2Ghz i7 models)
  • Late 2018 - MRTT2 (3.0Ghz i5 and 3.2Ghz i7 models)

• A1347 Macmini7,1
  • Late 2014 - MGEM2
  • Late 2014 - MGEN2
  • Late 2014 - MGEQ2

• A1347 Macmini 6,1
  • Late 2012 - MD387
• A1347 Macmini 6,2
  • Late 2012 - MD388 (2.3Ghz i5 and 2.6Ghz i7 models)
  • Late 2012 - MD389 (2.3Ghz and 2.6Ghz i7 models; Server)

• A1347 Macmini 5,1
  • Mid 2011 - MC815
• A1347 Macmini 5,2
  • Mid 2011 - MC816 (2.5Ghz i5 and 2.7Ghz i7 models)
• A1347 Macmini 5,3
  • Mid 2011 - MC936 Server

• A1347 Macmini 4,1
  • Mid 2010 - MC270
  • Mid 2010 - MC438 (Server)

* A1283 Macmini 3,1 (Penryn)

• Early 2009 - MB463
• Early 2009 - MB464
• Late 2009 - MC238
• Late 2009 - MC239
• Late 2009 - MC408 (Server)

• A1776 Macmini 2,1
  • Mid 2007 - MB138
  • Mid 2007 - MB139

• A1176 Macmini 1,1 (Yonah)
  • Early 2006 - MA205 (32-bit)
  • Early 2006 - MA206
  • Late 2006 - MA607
  • Late 2006 - MA608

• TBC

• Mac Mini on Wikipedia