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noreply@blogger.com (amyhelmi) — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 13:12:00 +0000

Running Linux on HP Laptop and Notebook Computers

If you run Linux on a HP laptop or notebook please contribute your experience: submit an entry

HP 2133 [Ubuntu 8.04]
HP 2710p [Gentoo]
HP 5220us [Slackware]
HP 530 [OpenSuSE 10.3] (in Spanish)
HP 530 [Ubuntu Desktop 7.04 i386] (in Italian)
HP 530 [debian lenny]
HP 6030EA [Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy]
HP 6530b [CentOS 5.2] (in Spanish)
HP 6710b [Gentoo Linux 2007.0]
HP 6710b [Debian] (in French)
HP 6715b [gentoo] (in German)
HP 6715b [gentoo, FC-8(rawhide), SUSE, OpenSolaris]
HP 6715b [Ubuntu Hardy] (in English, German)
HP 6820s [Fedora 8]
HP 6910p [Ubuntu 7.10 (Gutsy)]
HP 6910p [Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy)]
HP 8510w [Debian AMD64]
HP 8530w [Xubuntu]
HP 8530w [Xubuntu (Intrepid Ibex)]
HP All Model [Linux]
HP ALL MODELS [Ubuntu Linux]
HP Compaq 2510p [Debian]
HP compaq 550 [GNU/Debian Linux 4.0] (in Russian)
HP Compaq 6510b [Fedora 8]
HP Compaq 6520s [Red Flag] (in Simplified Chinese)
HP Compaq 6710b [KUbuntu 8.04]
HP Compaq 6715s [Gentoo 2007.0]
HP Compaq 6720s [openSuse 10.3]
HP Compaq 6720s [Ubuntu Gusty]
HP Compaq 6730B [Debian Lenny]
HP Compaq 8510w [Kubuntu 8.04]
HP Compaq 8510w [Fedora 7]
HP Compaq Evo NX9020 [Ubuntu Hoary 5.04] (in Hungarian)
HP Compaq nc4000 [Ubuntu 5.04]
HP Compaq nc4200 [Ubuntu 7.10 Gutsy]
HP Compaq nc4200 [Fedora Core 4]
HP Compaq nc4200 [Ubuntu 6.06] (in German)
HP Compaq nc6120 [Gentoo / Generic]
HP Compaq nc6120 [Fedora Core 4]
HP Compaq nc6120 [Fedora Core 4] (in German)
HP Compaq nc6120 [Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake] (in German)
HP Compaq nc6120 [Ubuntu Hoary (HP customised)]
HP Compaq nc6220 [Gentoo]
HP Compaq NC6230 [Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty]
HP Compaq NC 6230 [Debian Sarge]
HP Compaq nc6400 [Kubuntu 7.04]
HP Compaq nc6400 [Ubuntu 8.04]
HP compaq nc8000 [Ubuntu Hoary] (in Spanish)
HP Compaq nc8230 [Fedora Core4]
HP compaq nc8230 [] (in 20060428)
HP Compaq nc8430 [Fedora Core 6]
HP Compaq nc8430 [Ubuntu Linux 6.06 Dapper]
HP Compaq Notebook 6710s [Fedora 7]
HP Compaq nw8000 [Fedora Core 3]
HP Compaq nw8240 [Ubuntu 5.04]
HP Compaq nw8440 [Fedora Core 5]
HP Compaq nw9440 [SuSE 10.2]
HP Compaq nx5000 [SuSE 9.1] (in German)
HP Compaq nx6110 EK106ES [Arch Linux]
HP Compaq nx6110 [Debian (Sarge)]
HP Compaq nx6110 [Ubuntu Linux 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)]
HP Compaq nx6110 [Fedora Core 5]
HP Compaq nx6125 [Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron)]
HP Compaq nx6125 [Kubuntu]
HP Compaq nx6125 [Debian] (in German)
HP Compaq nx6310 [Debian Etch] (in French)
HP Compaq nx6310 [Ubuntu 6.06 LTS]
HP Compaq nx6310 [Ubuntu 6.06 LTS] (in Italian)
HP Compaq nx6310 [ubuntu 6.10] (in German)
HP Compaq nx6325 [SuSE10.1/2 x86_64] (in German)
HP Compaq nx6325 [SuSE10.1 x86_64] (in German)
HP Compaq NX6325 [Ubuntu Feisty]
HP Compaq nx6325 [SuSE Linux 10.1]
HP Compaq nx7000 [Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04]
HP Compaq nx7000 [Ubuntu Dapper Drake 6.06]
HP Compaq nx7010 [Gentoo]
HP Compaq nx7300 [Fedora Core 6] (in Italian)
HP Compaq NX7300 [Kubuntu 7.04]
HP Compaq nx7400 [Ubuntu Edgy 6.10]
HP Compaq nx7400 [Debian etch]
HP Compaq nx8220 [Debian] (in French / FranÃ§ais)
HP Compaq nx8220 [Arch Linux]

HP Compaq nx9105 [Mandriva LE2005] (in Turkish)
HP Compaq nx9420 [Opensuse 10.3]
HP Compaq Presario V3000T [SuSE 10.1]
HP COMPAQ PRESARIO [20070113] (in help@abbottdavid.com)
HP Compaq Presario V3210 AU [UBUNTU 7.04]
HP DV 1000 [Slackware 10, Fedora Core 3]
HP dv1010 [Ubuntu 6.06 Dapper Drake]
HP dv1040us [Debian Sarge]
HP dv1170ca [Fedora Core 3]
HP dv1227us [Fedora Core 4]
HP dv1594ea []
HP dv1660se [Ubuntu 7.04]
HP DV2000 [Gentoo Linux]
HP dv2000 [Fedora Core 6]
HP DV2000 [Ubuntu 64 bits] (in english)
HP DV2000t [Debian,Gentoo]
HP dv2000t [openSUSE 10.2]
HP dv2000t [Slackware 11.0 and Ubuntu 6.06]
HP DV2-1030US [Ubuntu 8.10]
HP DV2118la [Fedora 9] (in Español)
HP dv2120BR [Debian Lenny] (in Brazilian Portuguese)
HP dv2120us [Debian Etch]
HP dv2120us [Debian unstable]
HP dv2125 [Fedora Core 6 x86_64]
HP dv2172ea [Debian Family] (in Italian)
HP dv2220la [Opensuse 10.3] (in Español/English)
HP DV2352 [Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn]
HP dv2415nr [Ubuntu 7.2]
HP DV2422LA [Ubuntu Linux Hardy Heron] (in Spanish)
HP DV2530ee [UbuntuStudio 7.04 Feisty Fawn]
HP DV2610US [Suse 10.3 64 bits]
HP dv2910us [Mint]
HP DV4000 [Ubuntu Dapper Drake Flight 3 Prerelease]
HP dv5000 [Ubuntu Dapper] (in Italian)
HP dv5000 [Ubuntu The Edgy Eft] (in Italian)
HP dv5-1192 [Debian Lenny]
HP dv5224nr [Kanotix ]
HP dv5247eu [openSUE 10.2]
HP dv6000 [slamd64 (unofficial slackware for 64 bits)]
HP dv6018 [ArchLinux64]
HP dv6057ea [Debian Etch] (in German)
HP dv6120br [Slackware 12] (in Portuguese)
HP DV6125se [Feisty 64bits] (in Portuguese)

HP dv6133eu [Ubuntu 6.10] (in German)
HP DV6270EU [FreeBSD 7.0] (in Italian)
HP dv6327ca []
HP dv6383eu [Hardy Heron (beta)]
HP dv6420la [Debian GNU/Linux 4.0 (etch)] (in Spanish)
HP dv6690el [ubuntu gutsy gibbon] (in Italian)
HP dv6690el [ubuntu hardy heron] (in Italian)
HP dv6690el [Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex] (in Italian)
HP DV7-1070ED [Ubuntu 8.04.1]
HP DV8000 [Fedora Core 5]
HP dv8000 [Fedora Core 6]
HP dv8000t [Fedora Core 5]
HP dv8305z [Ubuntu 8.04]
HP dv8491ea [Fedora Core 5]
HP dv9000t [Mandriva 2008 FREE]
HP DV 9000t [Fedora Core 6]
HP dv9000t [Fedora Core 6]
HP dv9000z [Mandriva 2007 Powerpack]
HP dv9000z [Mandriva 2007 Powerpack]
HP dv9001ea [Ubuntu 6.06 dapper drake] (in French)
HP dv9013z [Fedora Core 6]
HP DV9200 CTO [Gentoo]
HP dv9396ea [ubuntu 7.10]
HP DV9410US [Debian GNU/Linux (testing)]
HP dv9500t [Gentoo]
HP EliteBook 8530p [Kubuntu 8.10 (Interpid)] (in German)
HP G6030EM [PCfluxboxOS]
HP G6031EA [Ubuntu 8.04 (Hardy Heron)]
HP HDX 9050 [Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon] (in German)
HP HDX X18-1180US [Fedora Core 10]
HP HP530 [Fedora 8]
HP HP 550 [Debian GNU/Linux] (in Italian/English)
HP HP Compaq 6715b [Debian]
HP HP Compaq 8710w [Kubuntu 7.10 64bit] (in German)
HP HP Compaq dv6000 [Linux Mint Darnya]
HP HP Compaq nx6120 [Gentoo 2008.0-r1]
HP HP Compaq NX8220 [Slackware 10.1]
HP HP Compaq NX8220 [Slackware 10.1]
HP hp compaq nx 9030 [fedore core 3]
HP HP dv6815nr [Kubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron i386]
HP HP dv9500t CTO [Fedora Core 8, Vista Home Pro, XP Pro]
HP HP Pavilion 6750br [Ubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid)] (in Portuguese (Brazilian))
HP HP Pavilion DV6203ea [SuSE 10.2] (in German)
HP HP Pavilion dv6263us [Debian Etch 4.0r1]
HP HP Pavilion tx 1230la Notebook [Ubuntu 8.10] (in Español)
HP HP PAVILLION ZE 2410br [SUSE 10.1]
HP L2000 [Zenwalk]
HP L2000 [Fedora Core 4]
HP L2000 [Fedora Core 4]
HP L2000 [Fedora Core 4]
HP L2000 [Fedora Core 4]
HP L2000 [Fedora Core 4]
HP L2000 [Fedora Core 5]
HP L2000 [KANOTIX64]
HP mini 1000 [arch linux]
HP nc4000 [SuSE 9.0,9.1,9.2]
HP nc4000 [Ubuntu]
HP nc4000 [Debian]
HP NC4010 [PLD Linux]
HP nc4200 [Ubuntu 7.10 'Gutsy' / Ubuntu 8.04 LTS]
HP nc6000 [Fedora Core 3]
HP NC6000 [Kubuntu 5.10 Breezy Badger]
HP nc6000 [Redhat]
HP nc6120 [Debian]
HP nc6120 [Fedora Core 5]
HP NC 6220 [Ubuntu 8.04]
HP nc6220 [Ubuntu Breezy]
HP NC6400 [Kubuntu edgy]
HP NC6400 [Debian GNU/Linux etch beta3 ]
HP nc6400 [Kubuntu 7.04] (in German)
HP nc6400 [Kubuntu 7.10]
HP nc6400 [Fedora]
HP nc6400 [Fedora]
HP NC8000 [Fedora Core 3]
HP nc8000 [SuSE 9.1]
HP nc8000 [Debian]
HP nc8430 [Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)]
HP nc8430 [SUSE 10.1]
HP nw8000 [Fedora Core 2]
HP nw8000 [Ubuntu,Debian]
HP nw8000 [Fedora Core 3]
HP nx 6110 [Debian] (in Italian)
HP nx6110 [ubuntu]
HP nx6110 [Fedora Core 4]
HP nx6110 [Fedora Core 6]
HP NX6110 [Debian Sarge] (in German)
HP nx6110 [SUSE 9.3 SUSE 10.1] (in German)
HP nx6110 [SuSE-Linux 9.3 & 10.1] (in German)
HP NX6110, NC6120, NC6220 [Generic]
HP nx6125 [Fedora Core 4]
HP nx6125 [gentoo] (in German)
HP nx6125 [Fedora Core 4]
HP nx6125 [Fedora Core]
HP NX6125 [debian/ubuntu/gentoo] (in English/spanish)
HP NX6125 [debian SARGE] (in English, GERMAN (DEUTSCH))
HP NX6125 [SuSE 10.0]
HP nx6310 [Debian]
HP nx6310 [Ubuntu 6.06] (in German)
HP nx6325 [Debian 4.0]
HP nx6325 [Ubuntu 8.04 Hardy Heron] (in German)
HP nx7000 [Debian]
HP nx7010 [Fedora Core 2]
HP nx7010 [Debian]
HP nx7400 [Ubuntu]
HP NX7400 [Ubuntu]
HP nx7400 [Fedora Core 6]
HP nx8220 [Ubuntu 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)]
HP nx8220 [] (in Italian)
HP nx8220 [SuSE Linux 10.1]
HP nx9005 [Debian] (in Poland)
HP nx9005 [Gentoo]
HP nx9010 [Fedora Core 2]
HP nx9030 [Debian Sarge] (in Français)
HP NX9105 [Mandrake 10.0] (in Turkish)
HP nx9105 [SuSE 9.1] (in Turkish)
HP nx9105 [Gentoo]
HP nx9105 [Mandrake 10.0, SuSE 9.1] (in Turkish)
HP nx9105 [Gentoo]
HP nx9110 [Mandrake 10.0]
HP nx9110 [Mandriva linux] (in French)
HP nx9420 [Ubuntu 7.10]
HP OmniBook 3100 [SuSE5.3]
HP OmniBook 4000C [Generic]
HP OmniBook 4000CT [Debian] (in German)
HP OmniBook 4100 [SuSE7.0]
HP OmniBook 4150B [Generic]
HP OmniBook 4150 [RedHat6.2,RedHat7.1,RedHat7.3,RedHat8.0]
HP OmniBook 4150 [BeaFanatIX (BFX) (Debian/Ubuntu based)]
HP OmniBook 4150 [Generic]
HP OmniBook 4150 [Debian]
HP OmniBook 500 [Debian]
HP OmniBook 500 [SuSE8.0]
HP OmniBook 500 [RedHat7.1]
HP OmniBook 510 [Debian]
HP OmniBook 510 [Slackware8.1]
HP OmniBook 5500CS [SuSE5.0]
HP OmniBook 5500CT [Debian]
HP OmniBook 5500CT [Generic]
HP OmniBook 5700CTX [Slackware8.1] (in Polish)
HP OmniBook 6000 [RedHat7.x]
HP OmniBook 6000 [Mandrake8.0]
HP OmniBook 6000 [RedHat6.2]
HP OmniBook 6000 [Debian] (in English / German)
HP OmniBook 6000 [Generic]
HP OmniBook 600 [Slackware3.0]
HP OmniBook 6100 [Generic]
HP OmniBook 6100 [Debian]
HP OmniBook 6100 [Slackware8.0]
HP OmniBook 7100 [RedHat]
HP OmniBook 800CT [Debian]
HP OmniBook 800CT [Slackware 10.1]
HP OmniBook 800CT [RedHat6.2]
HP OmniBook 800CT [RedHat7.1]
HP OmniBook 800 [Debian]
HP OmniBook 900 [SuSE6.3]
HP OmniBook XE2 [Generic]
HP OmniBook XE3-GF [Fedora Core 4] (in Polish (Polski))
HP OmniBook XE3-GF [Ubuntu 8.10]
HP OmniBook XE3 [Debian]
HP OmniBook XE3 [SuSE8.0]
HP OmniBook XE3 [Slackware8.0]
HP OmniBook XE3 [RedHat7.1,SuSE7.1,Debian] (in German)
HP OmniBook XE3 [SuSE7.2,SuSE8.0] (in German)
HP OmniBook XE3 [Debian]
HP OmniBook xe4100 [Debian] (in German)
HP OmniBook XE4100 [Mandrake8.2,Mandrake9.0,Mandrake9.1]
HP OmniBook XE4500 [Redhat 7.3]
HP OmniBook XE4500 [Debian]
HP OmniBook XE4500 [RedHat7.3]
HP OmniBook XE4500 [FedoraCore1]
HP OmniBook XE4500 [RedHat8.0,RedHat9.0,SuSE9.0]
HP OmniBook XE 4500 [RedHat8.0]
HP OmniBook XE4500 [RedHat7.3,RedHat9.0,FedoraCore1,Mandrake9.1]
HP OmniBook XE [FedoraCore1]
HP OmniBook XT1000 [Debian]
HP OmniBook XT1000 [SuSE8.0]
HP OmniBook XT1000 [Debian]
HP omniBook xt1000s [Mandrake 9.1]
HP OmniBook XT1500 [Debian]
HP OmniBook XT1500 [Debian]
HP OmniBook XT6200 [Debian]
HP OmniBook XT6200 [Ubuntu] (in German)
HP OmniBook ZT1000 [RedHat8.0]
HP Pavilion 6646us [Kubuntu 8.04]
HP Pavilion 9230us []
HP Pavilion dv1010ca [Debian]
HP Pavilion dv1067 [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion DV1156cl [Kubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv1265EA [SUSE 9.3]
HP Pavilion dv1597ea [Ubuntu 6.06 Beta]
HP Pavilion DV 1740br [Ubuntu 6.10 (Edgy Eft)] (in Portuguese)
HP Pavilion dv2029ea [Debian Etch/Sid]
HP Pavilion dv2120BR [Debian Etch] (in Brazilian Portuguese)
HP Pavilion dv2172ea [Debian family] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion DV2172 [Kubuntu Feisty Fawn]
HP Pavilion DV2215 [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv2415nr [Ubuntu 7.04 Feisty Fawn]
HP Pavilion dv2610us [Open Suse 10.3 64 bbits.]
HP Pavilion dv2715nr [Debain Testing]
HP Pavilion DV2755SE [Kubuntu 7.10/8.04]
HP Pavilion dv3110tx [Ubuntu 8.10]
HP Pavilion dv3510nr [Ubuntu 8.10]
HP Pavilion DV4017EA [Debian Sarge 3.1]
HP Pavilion dv5000 dv5137EU [(K)Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv5003cl [Ubuntu Dapper]
HP Pavilion DV5008EA [Slackware 10.2] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv5027ea [Debian etch, Ubuntu Dapper] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv5035nr [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv5099EA [SUSE 10.0]
HP Pavilion DV5-1020 [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv5 1030er [Debian]
HP Pavilion dv5-1125nr [Fedora 8]
HP Pavilion dv5-1192 [Debian Lenny]
HP Pavilion DV5137EU [Ubuntu 6.06 LTS (64 bits PC)]
HP Pavilion dv5171 [Kubuntu]
HP Pavilion DV5175EA [Ubuntu 6.06]
HP Pavilion dv5178us [Xubuntu 6.06]
HP Pavilion dv5194ea [Kubuntu 6.06]
HP Pavilion dv5200TX [Ubuntu Feisty Fawn]
HP Pavilion dv5280ea [SUSE 10.1]
HP Pavilion DV5285ea [Ubuntu Edgy Eft]
HP Pavilion dv5z [Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10]
HP Pavilion dv6000 [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv6000 [MInt]
HP Pavilion dv6000z [Fedora Core 6]
HP Pavilion dv6110us [CentOS]
HP Pavilion dv6119us [Ubuntu Gutsy] (in Portuguese)
HP Pavilion dv6128ea [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv6137ea [Ubuntu Edgy]
HP Pavilion DV6150br [Kubuntu 7.04]
HP Pavilion dv6162ea [Kubuntu 6.10] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv6179ea [ArchLinux 0.8]
HP Pavilion dv6208nr [Ubuntu 6.10]
HP Pavilion dv6215ea [Ubuntu 7.04]
HP Pavilion dv6220la []
HP Pavilion dv6227cl [Sabayon]
HP Pavilion dv6230ea [openSUSE 10.2]
HP Pavilion dv6258SE [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion dv6258se [Slackware 11.0]
HP Pavilion dv6258se [Ubuntu 7.10]
HP Pavilion DV6270EU [Debian Lenny] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv6305us [Kubuntu 7.10 Gutsy] (in Ukrainian)
HP Pavilion Dv6359ea [ubuntu feisty] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv6404ca [Arch64]
HP Pavilion DV6409US [PCLinuxOS]
HP Pavilion DV6436NR [Ubuntu 7.10] (in spanish)
HP Pavilion dv6507el [Arch linux 64] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion DV6520ea [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion dv6636nr [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv6636nr [Fedora 8 x86_64]
HP Pavilion dv6650ee [Fedora 8 64-bit]
HP Pavilion DV6695EL [debian gnu/linux] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv6715el [Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv6715el [Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10 32 & 64 bit] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv6810us [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion dv6835nr [openSUSE 11.0]
HP Pavilion dv6835nr [Ubuntu 8.04]
HP Pavilion dv6855el [openSUSE 10.3/11.0]
HP Pavilion dv6899 [Ubuntu 8.10]
HP Pavilion DV6xxx DV2xxx DV 9xxx Intel [Ubuntu] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion dv7 [kubuntu Intrepid Ibex]
HP Pavilion dv8233ea [Kubuntu Linux 6.10] (in English, German)
HP Pavilion dv8233ea [Kubuntu 6.06]
HP Pavilion dv9000 [Mandriva 2007]
HP Pavilion dv9010us(EZ453UA) [Fedora Core 6]
HP Pavilion dv9200 CTO [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion DV9225US [Fedora Core 6]
HP Pavilion dv9310us [Fedora 10 x86_64]
HP Pavilion DV9375eu [Fedora 7] (in German)
HP Pavilion DV9375eu [Fedora 7]
HP Pavilion dv9543cl [CentOS 5]
HP Pavilion dv95xx CTO [Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex]
HP Pavilion dv9610us [Ubuntu]
HP Pavilion N3110 [Mandrake 7.0]
HP Pavilion N3250 [RedHat7.3]
HP Pavilion N3270 [RedHat6.2]
HP Pavilion N3390 [RedHat6.2,RedHat7.0,Mandrake7.2]
HP Pavilion N5170 [Mandrake]
HP Pavilion N5190 [Mandrake8.0]
HP Pavilion N5210 [RedHat7.1]
HP Pavilion N5250 [Generic]
HP Pavilion N5390 [Debian]
HP Pavilion N5415 [Generic]
HP Pavilion N5422 [Generic]
HP Pavilion N5422L [Debian]
HP Pavilion N5430 [RedHat7.2]
HP Pavilion N5450 [RedHat7.2,RedHat8.0]
HP Pavilion N5470 [RedHat7.2,Debian]
HP Pavilion N5472 [RedHat7.2]
HP Pavilion sv5120us [SuSE 9.3]
HP Pavilion tx1000z [Fedora 7]
HP Pavilion tx2020 [Ubuntu 8.04 LTS]
HP Pavilion XF125 [Debian]
HP Pavilion XF335 [Generic]
HP Pavilion XH136 [SuSE7.3]
HP Pavilion XH136 [RedHat7.1,RedHat7.2,RedHat8.0]
HP Pavilion XH485 [Mandrake8.1,SuSE7.3]
HP Pavilion XT345 [Generic]
HP Pavilion zd7000 [FreeBSD 6.0]
HP Pavilion zd7000 [Ubuntu 5.04]
HP Pavilion zd7000 [Fedora Core 3]
HP Pavilion zd7010 [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZD7020 [Gentoo1.4]
HP Pavilion zd7045 [Debian] (in French)
HP Pavilion zd7141EA [Slackware 10.0]
HP Pavilion zd7168cl [Slackware 10.0]
HP Pavilion zd8000 [Fedora Core 4]
HP Pavilion zd8000 [Debian]
HP Pavilion zd8185ea [Mandriva]
HP Pavilion ZE1110 [RedHat7.2,RedHat7.3,Mandrake8.1,Slackware8.1,Gentoo1.2]
HP Pavilion ZE1110 [Slackware8.1.1]
HP Pavilion ZE1115 [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE1115 [Fedora Core 2]
HP Pavilion ZE1115 [Redhat 7.3]
HP Pavilion ZE1115 [RedHat7.3]
HP Pavilion ZE1141 [RedHat7.1]
HP Pavilion ZE1150 [Generic]
HP Pavilion ZE1195 [Generic]
HP Pavilion ZE1210 [RedHat8.0,Mandrake9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE1230 [RedHat7.3]
HP Pavilion ZE1230 [Linspire 5.0]
HP Pavilion ZE1230 [Fedora Core 4]
HP Pavilion ZE1230 [Gentoo,Debian,RedHat7.3,Mandrake9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE1250 [RedHat7.3]
HP Pavilion ZE1270 [Slackware8.1,Slackware9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE2108WM [Fedora Core 4]
HP Pavilion ZE2308wm [Suse 9.3]
HP Pavilion ZE2315us [Fedora Core 4]
HP Pavilion ZE2315us [Knoppix 4.x/ SUSE 10.0]
HP Pavilion ZE2315us [Knoppix]
HP Pavilion ZE2315us [SUSE 10.0]
HP Pavilion ZE2315us [Ubuntu 6.10]
HP Pavilion ZE2344 [VectorLinux (Generic)]
HP Pavilion ZE3000 [debian]
HP Pavilion ZE3000 [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE3200 [FedoraCore1]
HP Pavilion ZE4125 [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE4130 [Ubuntu Linux 7.04 (Feisty Fawn)]
HP Pavilion ZE4145 [RedHat9.0,SuSE9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE4200 [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion ZE4201 [RedHat9.0,FedoraCore1,FedoraCore2]
HP Pavilion ZE4234s [Mandrake9.1] (in French)
HP Pavilion ZE4234s [Mandrake10.0]
HP Pavilion ZE4262 [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE4274s [Slackware 10.0] (in Bosnian)
HP Pavilion ZE4274s [Slackware 10.0]
HP Pavilion ZE4281 [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion ZE4288 [Mandrake 10.0] (in Spanish)
HP Pavilion ZE4300 [SuSE8.2]
HP Pavilion ZE4300 [Slackware9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE4318ea [FedoraCore1]
HP Pavilion ZE4325us [RedHat9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE4360 [RedHat8.0,Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE4416ea [Fedora Core 2] (in Italian)
HP Pavilion ZE4417ea [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE4420us [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion ZE4420us [Mandrake9.1,Mandrake9.2]
HP Pavilion ZE4423ea [Mandrake 10.1]
HP Pavilion ZE4427WM [Mandriva 2005LE]
HP Pavilion ZE4427wm [Mandrake 10.1]
HP Pavilion ZE4430US [Fedora Core 3]
HP Pavilion ZE4560us [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE4610us [PLD]
HP Pavilion ZE4610us [Debian]
HP Pavilion ZE4805us [Fedora Core 2]
HP Pavilion ZE4900 [Generic]
HP Pavilion ZE5155 [RedHat8.0,Mandrake]
HP Pavilion ZE5165 [RedHat8.0,Gentoo]
HP Pavilion ZE5170 [RedHat9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE5185 [Mandrake9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE5343ea [RedHat9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE5354ea [Slackware 10.0, RedHat 8.0, RedHat 9.0, Mandrake 9.2]
HP Pavilion ZE5375us [Mandrake9.1,Mandrake9.2]
HP Pavilion ZE5385 [RedHat9.0]
HP Pavilion ZE5500 [Mandrake9.2,Gentoo1.4]
HP Pavilion ZE5511ea [Gentoo]
HP Pavilion ZE5517ea [Debian]
HP Pavilion zi 4455ea [Debian]
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noreply@blogger.com (amyhelmi) — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 12:57:00 +0000

Today we will introduce you an interesting product from AirLive; HP-3000E which is a Homeplug 200Mbps Powerline Ethernet adapter. HP-3000E is a product that creates a network through existing electrical wiring and the main purpose is to cover network unreachable area either cable limitation or wireless Dead Zone problem. Stay with us for further explanation of this innovative product from AirLive.

Company Profile

The manufacturer of AirLive products, OvisLink Corp. was founded in 1993 in Taiwan by a group of industrial experts who set out to provide the best combination of quality, service, technology and value in the industry. Today, OvisLink Corp. is an international corporation, total networking solution provider with over 200 products and with hundreds of distributors around the world.
AirLive is a brand providing Innovation, Solutions, Reliability and Technology. AirLive's R&D department continuously focuses its efforts on developing the right products including AirLive WISP and Outdoor solutions, AirLive SMB and Security solutions and AirLive Small Office and Home products.

Features

- 200Mbps PowerLine Ethernet adapter
- Cover network unreachable area
- Zero installation plug and play
- Simply to using utility for password setting
- Support push button for easy network setup
- Package includes two adapters
- Fast and affordable way to connect your PCs at home
- Using existing electrical wiring
- High speed Internet connection
- Expand a wireless network into a "dead zone"
- There are no cables to run and no wireless signal falloff
- Just plug it in, the device will work without any configuration
- Operate in 110 volt to 240 volt global range
- Switching design provide much better protection against voltage fluctuation
- Enable to connect gaming consoles to the internet
- QoS support helps prioritize data, smooth video streaming & lag-free gaming

Specifications

Package & Contents

AirLive HP-3000E comes with a small and compact white packaging box (225 x 35 x 95 mm). The features of AirLive HP-3000E are stated in both front and back packaging while the specification are stated at the back in Multilanguage (English, Spain, German, Republic of Hungary, Hellenic Republic, Portugal, Czech Republic, Japan, Poland and Slovak Republic).

After open up the packaging box of AirLive HP-3000E, you will able to see two Homeplug Powerline adapters which are located securely inside the box and packed with plastic bags to avoid getting scratches. The rest of the accessories of AirLive HP-3000E are user's manual, driver/software CD and two network cables.

The user's manual of AirLive HP-3000E is not only in Multilanguage form but also provide very detail information about this device such as package contents, physical layout details and installation procedure. The softcopy of this user's manual can be downloaded from AirLive website and you may get a copy from there if you would like to understand more about this product before purchase it.

Two 5 feet standard CAT 5 network cables are provided which should be long enough as the purpose of HP-3000E is to cover network unreachable area. Besides that two universal fused socket adapters are included as well for both of the HP-3000E adapters as the HP-3000E adapters are 2-pin adapters.
AirLive Homeplug Powerline HP-3000E

Before we proceed with the close look on the AirLive Homeplug Powerline HP-3000E, let us have a brainstorming about how this device works as we believe there are certain of people are still not really clear what is this device for. For normal networking setup, we will connect the PC directly to the modem with a network cable or wirelessly but for AirLive Homeplug Powerline, users are required to connect the modem with one of the HP-3000E adapter while for another HP-3000E adapter will be used to connect to the computer. The data/signals will be transmitted through the electrical wiring so both of the HP-3000E adapters are required to be powered. With this, users can access the internet without any network cables or wirelessly connected between the computer and the modem.

HP-3000E is not a totally new product from AirLive and the major improvement of HP-3000E over the previous models is the speed; 200Mbps which is much greater than previous models; HP-2000E (85Mbps) and HP1000E (14Mbps). Homeplug Powerline HP-3000E contains two identical adapters where the adapter size seems a bit bulky (105 x 75 x 35mm) but it is considered smaller than those older models and we believe AirLive will continue to improve its size so that it will be much convenient to be used. For the weight, the HP-3000E adapter is really light where it should be just around 100-200grams.

At the back of the HP-3000E adapter, there are serial number, MAC and password. While for the bottom of the HP-3000E adapter, there are two switches (security & reset buttons) and one LAN port (RJ45). The reset button is used to clear all the data and restore back to factory default value while the security button (128-bit AES Encrytion) is used to connect the device between two systems. HP-3000E adapter has an auto switching converter inside as it can be operated in 110V to 240V without any manual adjustment and the switching design provides better protection against voltage fluctuation as well.

On the top left corner of the HP-3000E adapter, there are three LEDs for Power, Link/ACT and Ethernet. The power LED will light up if the device is powered up and same for the Ethernet LED too; On means connected, Off means no Ethernet connection and flashing means data is being transferred. For the Link/ACT, it has quite number LED colors; flashing blue (when receive data rate bigger than 80Mbps), flashing pink (when receive data rate bigger than 50Mbps), and flashing red (when receive data rate is smaller than 50Mbps). If you look closely on the HP-3000E adapter, you will find that there are plenty of ventilation holes which are used to dissipate the heat of the device to avoid overheating.
Installation, Testing & Performance

For the installation, the HP-3000E adapters can work instantly once both of the HP-3000E adapters are connected correctly; it will just take around 10-20 seconds once the devices are powered; plug & play feature that AirLive claimed. However in order to enhance the networking security, it is required to install the driver and software.

For those who are interest to connect between two systems, users need to press the security button for less than 3 second for system A and do the same again for system B. After that the power LEDs will start to flash and follow for On state for the Power and PLC if the configuration is successful. The setup process will be the same for more than two or more systems which is pretty simple and quick setup.

The driver/software CD is autoplay once it is inserted into system optical drive and the CD also contains other documentation such as user's manual, quick setup guide and Acrobat Reader software as well. The software installation is very quick which just take around 1-2 minutes and no system reboot is required. Second picture above is the AirLive HP-3000E software GUI. For the first tab of the HP-3000E software, it will display some basic information of the networking setup like MAC address.

Users can set the remote device access key by enabling the Set Encryption for remote device and it will prompt users to key in 24keys password that is stated on the back of the adapter. Besides that the Network, Encryption, About tabs, AirLive include another feature of the software for upgrading the device's firmware but we wish AirLive will include live firmware checking & update rather than update manually.

Test Bed 1
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo E8300 @ 2.83GHz
Motherboard: Gigabyte GA-EP45-DS3
Heatsink: NorthQ Siberian Tiger Water Cooler
Memory: 4GB 800MHz DDR2 Memory
Hard Drive: 250GB 7200RPM 8MB Seagate
Graphic Card: OEM Nvidia GeForce 8800GT 512MB
PSU: In Win Commander 1200W
Optical Drive: DVD RW HLDS
Operating System: Microsoft XP Pro SP2
Benchmark Software: Speedtest.net
Ambient Temperature: 27 Degree Celsius
Test Bed 2
Notebook: Dell Inspiron E1720
Processor: Intel Mobile Core 2 Duo T7500
Memory: 2GB 666MHz DDR2 Memory
Hard Drive: 120GB 2.5" 5400RPM 8MB Seagate
Graphic Card: Nvidia GeForce 8400M GS
Optical Drive: DVD RW
Operating System: Microsoft Window XP SP2
Benchmark Software: Speedtest.net
Ambient Temperature: 27 Degree Celsius

For the testing of the AirLive Homeplug Powerline HP-3000E, we conducted two simple tests where the first test is to test the network performance with & without HP-3000E adapter. Left hand side data is the download & upload speeds when setup with HP-3000E and the right hand side data is with normal network connection.
Base on the results above, it shown that the internet speed is greater and better when the HP-3000E is used for both download & upload speeds. To confirm we get the right results, we have repeated the testing within the same IP address but the results are still the same. This is great as first we thought that the HP-3000E will slightly impact the internet speed performance compare with normal internet setup but it seems that it does not.

For the second test, we compare the HP-3000E performance with the different wall socket distance. Left hand side data is where both of the HP-3000E adapters are connected within the same socket extension which is shown at our test setup above. For right hand side data, we connected one of our HP-3000E adapters in the next room so that we can verify whether the internet speed will be impacted with the electrical wiring distance increase. The results told us that the internet speed is slightly affected if the internet data/signal requires to travel longer electrical wiring distance.
There isn't any noise generated by the HP-3000E as it doesn't have any active cooling but during our testing, we found that the adapters were quite hot so it is advised to ensure these HP-3000E adapters are not placed in some closed environment which has bad airflow and may reduce the device lift span.
(All the tests above were done within the same internet service provider and the download & upload speeds are really dependant on the limitation of the service provider)

Conclusion

This is the first time that we heard and review such innovative device; AirLive Homeplug Powerline HP-3000E where it convert an existing electrical wiring to be a network area by just plug & play the HP-3000E adapters. This is really amazing as most of us will never thought or believe that it will work but in fact it really does. Furthermore base on the test results, its performance is even better than normal networking setup. However the disadvantages of this device are costly just for these two adapters compare with other cable and wireless networking setup. If you really having a hard time to access internet at some network unreachable area then you may really look at this great device from AirLive; Homeplug Powerline HP-3000E which supports up to 200Mbps.

Pros:
* Great, innovative device & support up to 200Mbps
* Convert an existing electrical wiring to be a network area
* Unexpected good performance
* Compact & light weight
Cons:
* Only comes with two adapters
* Not so cheap compare with other solutions

Thanks to AirLive for providing this sample for us to review.

noreply@blogger.com (amyhelmi) — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 12:25:00 +0000