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According to a post on X by @twtayaan, fewer than 100 lines of driver changes added support for the storage controller in Apple's M4 Macs to the Linux 7.4 development tree. The change allows the kernel to work with Apple's ANS2 NVMe controller. The post describes this as a key piece for running Linux on M4 Macs. The source snippet does not give further technical details about the driver or its testing.
According to a post on X by @twtayaan, fewer than 100 lines of driver changes added support for the storage controller in Apple's M4 Macs to the Linux 7.4 development tree. The change allows the kernel to work with Apple's ANS2 NVMe controller. The post describes this as a key piece for running Linux on M4 Macs. The source snippet does not give further technical details about the driver or its testing.
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twtayaan reported that fewer than 100 lines of driver changes added support for the M4's storage controller, merged into the Linux 7.4 development tree. The change lets the kernel work with Apple's ANS2 NVMe controller, a key piece for running Linux on M4 Macs. Original post on X Section: New Apps & Projects
Developers and users interested in running Linux on newer Macs could see this as a step toward more complete hardware support. Watch whether the change ships in the Linux 7.4 release and whether other M4 components gain similar driver support.
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