these are the commands I enter to check what device ID my camera has, and if it’s working:
ed@chuwi-tw:~> lsusb | grep amera
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 1bcf:2ced Sunplus Innovation Technology Inc. Hy HD Camera
ed@chuwi-tw:~> dmesg | grep amera
[ 2.702796] [ T60] usb 1-5: Product: Hy HD Camera
[ 4.851683] [ T603] usb 1-5: Found UVC 1.00 device Hy HD Camera (1bcf:2ced)
Linux Mint 22 works great on the Hi 10-Max. Only two items missing : the rotation and cameras. As soon as I can identify these inner components, I attempt to write some drivers for both.
On Fedora (KDE), almost everything work great, screen rotation too, but as previous messages no cameras. lsusb | grep camera and dmesg | grep camera return nothing
I’ll be following along with interest. I also see no sign of the camera using lsusb or on /dev/video.
I installed Ubuntu 24.04.1 LTS (24.10 and Fedora 41 failed to boot from internal storage but booted fine from USB) and merely had to add the following Gnome-extensions:
As people which are interessted in using Linux on the H10Max may find this thread I just want to add two fixes which may help.
I use Ubuntu 24.04 on the Hi10Max (with N150) and it works great but I recommend at least two things:
1.) Increase battery runtime by installing and running “tlp” (using default-config)
2.) Fix flickering of backlight / display by adding parameter “i915.enable_psr=0” to grub. Do so by adapting line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=“quiet splash i915.enable_psr=0” in file “/etc/default/grub” and updating grub via “sudo update-grub” - then reboot
Open issues for me are: cams not working and accelerometer not working (only manual screen-rotation) - but I am fine with this small drawbacks.
There is only one issue which is annoying: Not all USB-C Power Supplies or power-banks are working. My Hi10Max seems to accept only devices which are capable running at 12V. I have several power supplies which provide only 5, 9, 15 and 20V - these cannot be used with the Hi10Max.