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Hardware | PCI/USB ID | Working?
--- | --- | ---
Touchpad | `0603:00f1` | Yes
Keyboard | `0603:00f1` | Yes
Webcam | ov2680 and ov2685 [1] | No
Bluetooth | `8087:0a2b` | Yes
Audio | `8086:9d71` | Yes
Wireless | `8086:24fd` | Yes
Touchscreen | `04f3:2513` | Yes
Digitizer Pen | `04f3:2513` | Yes
Accelerometer | `KIOX000A:00` | Yes
Ambient Light Sensor | `CPLM3218:00` | Untested

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Reason: Missing some IDs in the hardware table, an accessibility, firmware and function keys section. (Discuss in Talk:Eve V (2017))

The Eve V is a crowd-sourced tablet computer from 2017. A 2021 version is in the works, but this page is about the old one. The author uses the i7-7Y75 (1.30GHz) version (SKU EMWT02I60P01Cfg00EVEORD0 in dmidecode), and there is also an i5 version. These machines are fanless (completely silent), using the aluminum case to dissipate heat.

## USB, Thunderbolt, microSD

There are 2 type-C ports and 2 type-A ports, working fine in Linux. The lower Thunderbolt (type C) port seems to work better for adding an external monitor via a Type C to HDMI adapter (preferably one that also has ethernet, since that's not built-in). The microSD adapter (in a depressed area on the back side) works fine too.

## Screen and graphics

The LCD is 2880x1920, 260x174mm (so DPI about 225). Intel integrated graphics drivers work fine. With Mesa 22 you get support for OpenGL 4.6 and Vulkan.

## IIO sensors

The iio packages are useful (iio-sensor-proxy, iioutils etc.) and you need libad9361-iio-gitAUR. If you run screenrotator-gitAUR you can get your X11 desktop to rotate according to the physical orientation of the machine.

## Keyboard and touchpad

The combination bluetooth/pogo-pin keyboard cover is infamously fragile; but if it's working, the touchpad also works and supports multi-finger gestures. The pogo pinout is reported to be USB (not confirmed): [2] [3]

## Touchscreen and stylus

On X11, the libinput driver works fine for both: you get up to 10 touchpoints, pressure-sensitive drawing with the included stylus, and a side button on the stylus for the eraser. The stylus is the nTrig type. If you lose the original, a Wacom Bamboo Ink stylus also works OK.

## Links

- Eve V 2017 forum, including pre-release design discussions and newer threads
- Thread about Linux support
- Arch Linux article on the Dough wiki

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