Patches Posted For Enabling NVMe On All Apple M3 Based SoCs With Linux
Patches Posted For Enabling NVMe On All Apple M3 Based SoCs With Linux Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 25 September 2026 at 06:27 AM EDT. 1 Comment While Linux 7.2 brought initial Apple M3 support and Linux 7.3 brought M3 Pro / Max / Ultra support, the mainline Linux kernel support for the M3 series hardware remains very basic and not yet ready for daily driving. But more work continues to be upstreamed and today the patches were posted for getting NVMe storage up and running across all Apple M3 hardware.
- ▪Patches Posted For Enabling NVMe On All Apple M3 Based SoCs With Linux Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 25 September 2026 at 06:27 AM EDT.
- ▪1 Comment While Linux 7.2 brought initial Apple M3 support and Linux 7.3 brought M3 Pro / Max / Ultra support, the mainline Linux kernel support for the M3 series hardware remains very basic and not yet ready for daily driving.
- ▪But more work continues to be upstreamed and today the patches were posted for getting NVMe storage up and running across all Apple M3 hardware.
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Patches Posted For Enabling NVMe On All Apple M3 Based SoCs With Linux Written by Michael Larabel in Apple on 25 September 2026 at 06:27 AM EDT. 1 Comment While Linux 7.2 brought initial Apple M3 support and Linux 7.3 brought M3 Pro / Max / Ultra support, the mainline Linux kernel support for the M3 series hardware remains very basic and not yet ready for daily driving. But more work continues to be upstreamed and today the patches were posted for getting NVMe storage up and running across all Apple M3 hardware. Janne Grunau posted the seven patch series for enabling NVMe on all M3 and M3 Pro / Max / Ultra devices. The M3 series NVMe works the same way as with prior Apple M2 Pro / Max / Ultra devices.
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