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kernels >= 4.11 include NVMe patch #8

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| [Graphics card](#amd) (AMD) | :heavy_check_mark: working |
| [Keyboard & Touchpad](#keyboard--touchpad) | :heavy_check_mark: working with out-of-tree driver |
| [Keyboard backlight](#keyboard-backlight) | :x: not working |
| [NVMe](#nvme) (internal SSD) | :heavy_check_mark: working with out-of-tree patch |
| [NVMe](#nvme) (internal SSD) | :heavy_check_mark: working |
| [Screen](#screen) | :heavy_check_mark: working |
| [Suspend & Hibernation](#suspend--hibernation) | :x: not working |
| [Temperature & fan sensors](#temperature--fan-sensors) | :heavy_check_mark: working |
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## NVMe

Isn't detected automatically on MacBookPro 13,1 and MacBookPro 13,2, needs
out-of-tree patch to work there:
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-nvme/2016-May/004618.html

Alternative workaround:
```
modprobe nvme
echo 106b 2003 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nvme/new_id
```
MacBookPro 13,1 and MacBookPro 13,2:
- works with kernels >= 4.11
- lower versions of kernel need out-of-tree patch:
http://lists.infradead.org/pipermail/linux-nvme/2016-May/004618.html
- alternative workaround:
```
modprobe nvme
echo 106b 2003 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nvme/new_id
```

As the MacBookPro13,3 uses a different chipset for NVMe it works there out
of the box.
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