Aun-Ali Zaidi

@mikeeq Does the following command return anything? ```bash for inp in /sys/class/input/input* ; do cat $inp/name; grep . $inp/id/*; cat $inp/modalias; echo ---; done | grep "Internal Keyboard" ```

@imbushuo I have a functioning DFR display daemon for linux that works using libusb and DBus for communicating system events (Power states, lock screen, etc.) The framework for drawing UI...

So I went ahead and custom built a Arch Linux live image with @roadrunner2's driver. (Archiso releng profile + macbook12-spi-driver-dkms from AUR) While the driver successfully loads, the keyboard fails...

Well the SSD doesn't work at all, same with WIFI, looks like a new chip BCM4464 (nothing on google.) I also attempted manually specifying the SSD PCI ID (106B:2005 -...

@Dunedan Would a dump from `system_profiler` on macOS be helpful?

Pastebin was complaining about file size so I just uploaded to [here](https://mirrors.aunali1.com/personal/ioreg.txt). (2.7 MB) Of particular interest are the following, - `IOBC@0,1` matching `[106b:1801]` above (Bridge Controller?) - `SEPM@0,2` matching...

@mikeeq Yes, thats the only way I was able to boot the device.

@wsy2220 Do you have FileVault enabled? If not it me be worthwhile to test the following commands I used to recognize the NVMe drive: ``` $ modprobe nvme $ echo...

@roadrunner2 I'll spin up a new Arch image and test out the command. @Dunedan If the T2 crashes again, as it probably will, I'll post the dump of the report...

@jantman I would suggest submitting a PR with the output of `get-info.sh`. The 15,4 variant might have some hardware differences that would warrant a dedicated directory. EDIT: Can you also...