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You can disable secure boot on T2 machines which will allow booting whatever you want.

• gumby 8y ago
  Very good point, sorry I forgot it!
• miles 8y ago
  Apple's T2 chip is blocking Linux from booting on new Mac hardware https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3065755/apples-t2-chip-is-blocking-linux-from-booting-on-new-mac-hardware https://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/3065755/apples-t2-...
  • dpkonofa 8y ago
    He already addressed this. You can disable secure boot to allow Linux installs.
    • miles 8y ago
      "Even when the Secure Boot functionality has been disabled, the T2 chip is reportedly still blocking operating systems aside from macOS and Windows 10, the report adds."
      • dpkonofa 8y ago
        Is that new to these devices? We have an iMac Pro running Linux just fine.
• gumby 8y ago
  Looks like there aren't any drivers (yet?) for the new storage system though I would hardly characterise that as "blocking"