Report Your Working ArcaOS-OS2 Hardware Month

[Martin Iturbide]

Dave,  Or is it this one?

[Dave Yeo]

Hi Dave

Let me know I added correctly the HardwareID on the device, or I'm confused there?
- https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php?title=EagleTec_Mechanical_Keyboard_KG010

Yes that is the keyboard. Found yesterday the blue LED lighting can be turned off by pressing Fn-Scrlk and brightness adjusted by pressing Fn-Home. Sounds like the better models can use a couple of more keys to change the colour.

Which one is the mouse? This one? https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/store/item/mo-131-302

No, the web site don't work to well here, even with Dooble. Here's a picture, https://www.cyberpowerpc.com/images/MO/MO-131-101.png and another, https://techgage.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/CyberPowerPC-AMD-VR-Gaming-PC-Gaming-Mouse.jpg
I notice that the button to the left of the wheel is broken/missing on my mouse, might be the button to adjust the colours etc.

[Martin Iturbide]

Thanks Dave.

I think it is ready:
- https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php?title=CyberPowerPC_Gaming_Mouse_MO-131-101

Regards

[Dave Yeo]

Getting there. Should mention that the two buttons behind the wheel adjust the speed on our system, it is really slow until the button immediately behind the wheel is pressed multiple times. At least with Amouse, haven't tried any other driver.
The keyboard page looks good.
Thanks.

[Martin Iturbide]

Hello

Just to summarize what we have reported at the moment.
- Dell Latitude E6500
- Wacom Intuos Pen S - CTL-480
- Dell Slim Soundbar SB521A
- HP EliteDesk 800 G4 DM 65W
- CyberPowerPC Gaming Mouse MO-131-101
- EagleTec Mechanical Keyboard KG010
- Lenovo ThinkCentre M910s - 10ML

Thanks to all

More reports are welcome !!
And even if you reported something before ArcaOS 5.1 (UEFI) or before the USB 3.x were released, it is a good time to check it out and let me know what to update !!

Regards

[Paul Smedley]

Log attached for a Gen 1 Lenovo Thinkpad X13 Carbon with 10th gen Intel processor. I need an adaptor to be able to use the Ethernet connection, so only limited testing so far. Nice that it at least shows 2.5GB of RAM...

[Wim Brul]

Should be mentioned that it is a good idea to sanitize the testlog before posting or being added to the wiki. Email, name and license are all at the beginning of the testlog in the personal information segment.

That's a good advice, Email, name and license should be removed from testlog file, just in case.

Regards

Moreover license information appears multiple times throughout the testlog. Those occurrences should be removed as well.

[Martin Iturbide]

Thanks Paul

Here it goes: https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php?title=Lenovo_Thinkpad_X13_Carbon_1st_Gen_-_20T3
I think that the Ethernet will work once you get the "ThinkPad Ethernet Extension Adapter Gen 2" (Part Number: 4X90Q84427). It is the same adapter on my T14s laptop and I'm using that adapter.

Let me know any remarks about the installation that you may want to share.

Thanks Wim, I noticed there is a serial number on the "Panorama" report, I will also remove those numbers every time I see one of those.

Regards

[Paul Smedley]

I've ordered an ethernet cable for the X13 Carbon - meanwhile, attached is the testlog for the Beelink SEi12. Unfortunately, this one only has 1 GB of ram available. I'll have to experiment with some of the BIOS options

[Pete]

Hi Martin

In response to your request for the lsusb report on the Logitech M570 trackball please find attached lsbout_Logitech.txt

I am guessing that the trackball info is in the Logitech Unifying Receiver report as it does not appear anywhere else in the lsusb output.


Regards

Pete

[Martin Iturbide]

Thanks Pete.

https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php?title=Logitech_M570_Wireless_Trackball

[Doug Clark]

Martin,

QuaTech 8 port PCI serial port adapter.  QuaTech made OS/2 drivers for this card, and it looks like all their serial port cards.  QuaTech supplies both an OS2 driver and a virtual driver for DOS/Win-OS/2

 It is sometimes marketed by others, such as HP.

There is a special connector on the card which connects to an octopus type cable assembly with the DB9 connectors at the end.  This is a half-height card.

I have this running in a PCIe slot using a StarTech PEX1PCI1 PCI express to PCI adapter. 

I have two StarTech PCIe to PCI adapters in the same machine: one running the QuaTech PCI serial port card and one running an Intel PCI Network card.

[Dariusz Piatkowski]

Hi Martin!

...More reports are welcome !!
And even if you reported something before ArcaOS 5.1 (UEFI) or before the USB 3.x were released, it is a good time to check it out and let me know what to update !!
Regards

OLD hardware here (working very well with OS/2 CP2 however), so are you still looking for those as well, or focusing more on the mainstream (or at max -5 yrs. from today) timeframe?

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LOL - umm, re-reading the Subject of the post gives me the answer...yikes, just how did I miss that???

[Martin Iturbide]

Thanks Doug.

QuaTech 8 port PCI serial port adapter.

About the "QuaTech 8 port PCI serial port adapter" I had updated your report with your latest remarks.
https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php?title=HP_Quatech_RoHS_8-port_RS-232_Serial_830-3105-00F-G_PCI_Card


About the "StarTech.com PCI Express to PCI Adapter Card"
I also have this report, that I also have updated with your remarks:
https://www.os2world.com/wiki/index.php?title=StarTech.com_PCI_Express_to_PCI_Adapter_Card

Regards

[Martin Iturbide]

Hello

OLD hardware here (working very well with OS/2 CP2 however), so are you still looking for those as well, or focusing more on the mainstream (or at max -5 yrs. from today) timeframe?

Just let me know what you have Dariusz. Sure we like new hardware with ArcaOS, but there are things that are old and interesting with the classic OS/2.

Regards