To take the bun for the last time: ArcaOS and Lenovo Thinkpad Z13 Gen 2

[Mo]

LAN works quite well via USB LAN Adapter with Moschip Chipset and USB A/ USB C Adapter.

what device is this in detail? From the picture one can see that the vendor is delock.

Should be this one  https://www.delock.com/produkt/61147/pdf.html?sprache=en

[Wim Brul]

Hi Sigurd,

Nice laptop! Can you post the USB hardware report (using lsusb -v) of the internal webcam?

Would you be so kind to try and test the internal webcam using my UVC Webcam Server programs?
Just use "webcam" to run Webcam Server and "wmvideo" to run Webcam Monitor Video.

Regards,
Wim

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Hi Wim,

glad to hear you!!!

I attached the file and a picture, what happens starting "webcam" first and "wmvideo" second.

Webcam seems to enable the Camera (see the light in the Red Circle please) but there is no picture.

The Z13 has two cameras, the Infrared one and the other.

Thanks for looking into this!

Please let me knwo what else you need.

sigurd

[Wim Brul]

Thank you Sigurd. Error code [00008120] means I/O failed. I need to get more detailed information.

Please download webcam-test-20240101.zip that I prepared for Martin Iturbide to test the internal webcam of his Lenovo Thinkpad T14s 1st Gen - 20T1.

Run webcam /d04F2:B78B:5011 /* to select the Integrated Camera i.e. not the IR one and to get more information.

Wim

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Hi Wim,

here is the result. I also took pictures from the informations given by latest usb.ids and Hardware Explorer (not Hardware manager!), the white light does shine.

Hope this helps.

Sigurd

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Added the suitable sticker on the palmrest. 

[Wim Brul]

Hi Wim,

here is the result. I also took pictures from the informations given by latest usb.ids and Hardware Explorer (not Hardware manager!), the white light does shine.

Hope this helps.

Sigurd

Thank you Sigurd. It does help. I made some changes in the video format negotiation.
Please download webcam-test-20240131.zip and repeat the test you did last time.

Wim

[Paul Smedley]

Hi Sigurd - did you ever post  a 'testlog uniaud'? Not sure if I missed it or not.

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Thank you Sigurd. It does help. I made some changes in the video format negotiation.
Please download webcam-test-20240131.zip and repeat the test you did last time.

Wim

Thank you Wim, will do it this afternoon!!

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Hi Sigurd - did you ever post  a 'testlog uniaud'? Not sure if I missed it or not.

Sorry, I have to apologize, Paul! Actually I did it but did not sent it here! Will catch up this afternoon!!

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Paul, here is Uniaud testlog, I hope that is what you are looking for.

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Hi Wim, unfortunately it seems to be the same error.

It is impossible to stop the program, only CTL+ALT+DEL and a reset end it.

What else can I provide?

Thanks again!!

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Paul, here is Uniaud testlog, I hope that is what you are looking for.

Additional information: I tried to switch the devices using the unimix command and the parameters on, each line said it had success, but in fact it does not switch the devices on. They remain silent.

[Paul Smedley]

Paul, here is Uniaud testlog, I hope that is what you are looking for.

Additional information: I tried to switch the devices mit the unimix command and the parameters on, each line said it had success, but in fact it does not switch the devices on. The remain silent.

Ok some quick analysis:
Adapter 0 (which is the default) is routing audit via HDMI  -  which is currently not supported.
Command line mixer for UNIAUD32. Version 1.1
Detected UNIAUD version 3.01.01
Detected 2 audio adapter(s)
Error: invalid number of PCM instances for adapter 1
Card info for adapter 0:
  num: 0
  id: Generic
  driver: HDA-Intel
  name: HD-Audio Generic
  longname: HD-Audio Generic at 0x905c8000 irq 39
  mixer: ATI R6xx HDMI
  componenets: HDA:1002aa01,00aa0100,00100800

It would be interesting to see  'unimix -card' output with  the /a:1 parameter to uniaud32.sys - I know it states 'Error: invalid number of PCM instances for adapter 1' but that may be fixable.

[Sigurd Fastenrath]

Here is the output of unimix card with /A:1 as well as the unimix -List with the same parameter.