NVMe SSD not visible in disk utilities when install Ubuntu 18.10 on macbook 2018











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As the title says I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a MacBook 2018.



I installed reFind. Ubuntu boots properly when I set nomodeset in the kernel options.



Once the desktop loaded I do lspci -k but no driver loaded for Mass Storage controller: Apple Inc. ANS2 NVME Controller (rev01).



I run the following commands:



modprobe nvme

echo 106b 2005 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nvme/new_id


Run lspci -k again and I can see Kernel in use: nvme



Check my devices and I can find /dev/nvme0



From there I would like to prepare my partitions but neither parted, gparted or fdisk is detecting the device.



Encryption (Vault) is disabled.



What am I missing? Thanks






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    As the title says I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a MacBook 2018.



    I installed reFind. Ubuntu boots properly when I set nomodeset in the kernel options.



    Once the desktop loaded I do lspci -k but no driver loaded for Mass Storage controller: Apple Inc. ANS2 NVME Controller (rev01).



    I run the following commands:



    modprobe nvme
    
echo 106b 2005 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nvme/new_id


    Run lspci -k again and I can see Kernel in use: nvme



    Check my devices and I can find /dev/nvme0



    From there I would like to prepare my partitions but neither parted, gparted or fdisk is detecting the device.



    Encryption (Vault) is disabled.



    What am I missing? Thanks






    partitioning ssd macbook macbook-pro nvme







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      As the title says I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a MacBook 2018.



      I installed reFind. Ubuntu boots properly when I set nomodeset in the kernel options.



      Once the desktop loaded I do lspci -k but no driver loaded for Mass Storage controller: Apple Inc. ANS2 NVME Controller (rev01).



      I run the following commands:



      modprobe nvme
      
echo 106b 2005 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nvme/new_id


      Run lspci -k again and I can see Kernel in use: nvme



      Check my devices and I can find /dev/nvme0



      From there I would like to prepare my partitions but neither parted, gparted or fdisk is detecting the device.



      Encryption (Vault) is disabled.



      What am I missing? Thanks






      partitioning ssd macbook macbook-pro nvme







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      As the title says I'm trying to install Ubuntu on a MacBook 2018.



      I installed reFind. Ubuntu boots properly when I set nomodeset in the kernel options.



      Once the desktop loaded I do lspci -k but no driver loaded for Mass Storage controller: Apple Inc. ANS2 NVME Controller (rev01).



      I run the following commands:



      modprobe nvme
      
echo 106b 2005 > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/nvme/new_id


      Run lspci -k again and I can see Kernel in use: nvme



      Check my devices and I can find /dev/nvme0



      From there I would like to prepare my partitions but neither parted, gparted or fdisk is detecting the device.



      Encryption (Vault) is disabled.



      What am I missing? Thanks






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