I have a Mac Mini Server (Late 2009) in which I tried to install macOS X El Capitan. This Mac Mini doesn't have any version of macOS. When I turn it on, says that the Hard Drive has been deleted and sends me to a page that doesn't exist.
I have tried the Command+R key, but macOS Recovery doesn't work.
I don't have any other Macs at my disposal, so I can't make a bootable USB or other installation methods that require an ISO or DMG file.
You need to install OS X from a disc or a bootable installer before you can update to a later macOS .
It’s not a server software, but you can also use a white retail Snow Leopard Upgrade DVD.
for example > https://www.ebay.com/itm/204099758685
Do not buy a gray 2 disc set, because they are system specific and will not work.
You need to install OS X from a disc or a bootable installer before you can update to a later macOS .
It’s not a server software, but you can also use a white retail Snow Leopard Upgrade DVD.
for example > https://www.ebay.com/itm/204099758685
Do not buy a gray 2 disc set, because they are system specific and will not work.
You will need to install OS X from the original Server disc set or a Retail Snow Leopard upgrade DVD and then upgrade the OS X from that point,
How to download macOS - Apple Support
I didn't have the original installation discs hat came with the Mac Mini. I searched on Amazon for the Server version of macOS but they are not available.
Mac Mini Server does not start Recovery
