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1. #MICROSOFT SURFACE 3 INSTALL LINUX ON USB INSTALL#
2. #MICROSOFT SURFACE 3 INSTALL LINUX ON USB SERIAL#

This thread is a good example of the process of adding and ID to the kernel. This is almost certainly remediable by adding the device ID's into the Linux kernel, so please report the device ID's.

#MICROSOFT SURFACE 3 INSTALL LINUX ON USB INSTALL#

Surface Laptop Integrated Keyboard/Trackpad: Partially Working, touchpad Multi-Touch works, the keyboard itself does not work. well today I was lucky enough to quickly test a Lenovo USB 3.0 docking solution and was pleasantly surprised to see that it works perfectly with the Microsoft Surface Pro running newly installed Windows 8 Enterprise and Lenovos USB 3.0 dock driver (ThinkPad USB 3.0 Dock (version v10705) Driver).First of all install the driver above before you connect the dock. with Biometrics, without Biometrics, Signature, etc.) This is almost certainly remediable by adding the device ID's into the Linux kernel, so, please report the device ID's (and please differentiate your model of Type Cover (i.e. It is the advent of Surface Pro 4, so I went and bought myself an SP3 - I got an offer even the most hard core Linux guy could not resist. Type Cover (2017): Partially Working, touchpad Multi-Touch works, sometimes detaching/re-attaching results in a buggy experience, little to no debugging has been done on the issue.

#MICROSOFT SURFACE 3 INSTALL LINUX ON USB SERIAL#

Before you try this, please try giving us more information, such as your Ubuntu version(16.04,19.10, etc.), the output of lsusb and what type of surface you own(year, model number, serial number, and most importantly, keyboard serial number). You didn't provide any information as to what type of surface you own, so I'll give you a blanket solution, and refine it if you edit your question.