Hardware

Tested hardware

Computers, boards and graphics cards LordOS has run on, what worked on each and how fast it was, from reports people share with System Information and from the project's own reference machines. So far it holds only the reference machines.

Machines

QEMU Standard PC (Q35 + ICH9, 2009)

Virtual machine · x86_64 · LordOS 0.8.5-beta · Reference machine

Processor: Intel Xeon Silver 4108 @ 1.80GHz (8 threads)
Graphics: Red Hat, Inc. Virtio 1.0 GPU virtio-pci
Memory: 4 GB

Graphics Works with limits
Displays Works
Storage Works
Network Works
Audio Works
App isolation Works
Suspend Not checked

CPU (all cores) 19.9 GFLOP/s · Memory 20 GB/s · Graphics 802 fps · Disk read 517 MB/s

Raspberry Pi 5 Model B Rev 1.1

Board · aarch64 · LordOS 0.8.5-beta · Reference machine

Processor: Cortex-A76 (4 threads)
Graphics: Broadcom V3D 7.1 v3d
Memory: 16 GB

Graphics Works
Storage Works
Network Works
App isolation Works
Suspend Not checked

CPU (all cores) 6 GFLOP/s · Memory 7.6 GB/s · Graphics 795 fps · Disk read 90.6 MB/s

Graphics cards and drivers

Graphics	Driver	State	LordOS versions
Broadcom V3D 7.1	`v3d`	Works	0.8.5-beta
Red Hat, Inc. Virtio 1.0 GPU	`virtio-pci`	Works with limits	0.8.5-beta

Known problems

Machine	Component	State	Reported with	Fixed in
QEMU Standard PC (Q35 + ICH9, 2009)	Graphics	Works with limits (composed on the CPU: only a software renderer)	0.8.5-beta	—

Add your computer

Open System Information → Report → Share on GitHub. It saves a report with no serial numbers, addresses or names, and a page that opens GitHub's form; you attach the file and submit it with your own account. LordOS sends nothing by itself. To check a computer without installing, start the LordOS USB stick and choose Check this computer in the boot menu.

The hardware report form on GitHub