Initial Apple M3 Pro / Max / Ultra Support Being Upstreamed For Linux 7.3
Initial Apple M3 Pro / Max / Ultra Support Being Upstreamed For Linux 7.3 Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 7 August 2026 at 01:31 PM EDT. Add A Comment Upstreamed for the Linux 7.2 kernel was the Device Tree (DT) support for booting the mainline Linux kernel on the base Apple M3 SoC. Though it's not yet useful for end-users with many features remaining to be supported and upstreamed.
- ▪Initial Apple M3 Pro / Max / Ultra Support Being Upstreamed For Linux 7.3 Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 7 August 2026 at 01:31 PM EDT.
- ▪Add A Comment Upstreamed for the Linux 7.2 kernel was the Device Tree (DT) support for booting the mainline Linux kernel on the base Apple M3 SoC.
- ▪Though it's not yet useful for end-users with many features remaining to be supported and upstreamed.
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Initial Apple M3 Pro / Max / Ultra Support Being Upstreamed For Linux 7.3 Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 7 August 2026 at 01:31 PM EDT. Add A Comment Upstreamed for the Linux 7.2 kernel was the Device Tree (DT) support for booting the mainline Linux kernel on the base Apple M3 SoC. Though it's not yet useful for end-users with many features remaining to be supported and upstreamed. Now for the upcoming Linux 7.3 kernel, the M3 Pro, Max, and Ultra variants will also have initial support for booting on the mainline kernel. This M3 Pro / M3 Max / M3 Ultra support is the basic Device Tree files for the mainline Linux kernel which take it up to around the same level of support of the basic M3 SoC...
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