Test each component individually using the suggestions below.
h-client is developed to provide automatic information compiling.
First, make sure you know how many sound devices your computer has. If your computer has only one sound device, you can just try to play a music file or use an application which has music in the background. If there are more than one sound cards in you computer, you should test each of them separately by using the sound configuration application of you distribution. For example in Trisquel 5.5, you can find it in the System Settings menu. Form there, go to the hardware tab and test each sound device by clicking the Test Speakers button.
Install and test fprint.
Install and test guvcview.
For Trisquel users:
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pj-assis/ppa $ sudo apt-get update $ sudo apt-get install guvcview
Git
git clone git://git.code.sf.net/p/guvcview/git-master guvcview
For other GNU/Linux users, download the source code from the above website.
Install and test Simple Scan. (Included with Trisquel 6)
Test out-of-the-box support. Check other SD card reader entries on h-node for additional driver options.
Test out-of-the-box support. Check other printer entries on h-node for additional driver options.
Check this EFF webpage to determine if the printer adopts any techniques to track users.
3G cards | 34 |
Acquisition cards | 34 |
Bluetooth | 57 |
Ethernet cards | 172 |
Fingerprint readers | 11 |
Host Controllers | 170 |
Modems | 18 |
Notebooks | 793 |
Printers | 126 |
RAID adapters | 20 |
Scanners | 24 |
SD card readers | 57 |
Sound cards | 142 |
Video cards | 343 |
Webcams | 132 |
Wifi cards | 234 |
TOTAL | 2367 |