I am trying to run Trisquel on a MacbookPro 2017 with touch bar, I know a
computer made by the a not so free-software supportive company, but I really
only made the full shift to a free software only mentality after I had
already bought the mac.
fdisk -l doesn't note the internal ssd, an nvme drive, that the macbook pro
has. This mac was made before the obnoxious "T2" chip came into play, which
would have prevented this attempted install entirely. Other distro's of
Linux, for instance Ubuntu's install, recognizes the internal drive. Lspci
shows that the drive does indeed exist, but is "UNCLAIMED" -- meaning that
there is no driver "claiming" the drive, even though the linux kernel has
drivers for NVME, which, I even doubled checked, trisquel also has.
Any ideas as to why the install can't see the disk? Any suggestions? Any help
at all is appreciated.
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