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The Haiku Hardware Compatibility Database (HHCD) is a community driven database that shows which hardware is compatible or incompatible with Haiku based on user experience - it is not affiliated, endorsed or supported by Haiku Inc. and Haikuware does not guarantee the accuracy of the contained listings in any way.

Hardware listings have voted ratings, indicated by:

Registered users can click on these icons to vote the hardware either up or down. The more green checkmarks, the more users that found this hardware to work under Haiku. One green checkmark and one red x means partial support. Generally, listings that have one green checkmark are supported, and were submitted by a community member who personally tested the hardware. Rather than browse the directory, it's highly recommended to use the search function to find your hardware because many single listings contain multiple supported hardware entries.

Please feel free to add your hardware and as much information as possible into the database so that other users and developers can understand better what hardware is supported and what still needs to be supported under Haiku. It's also useful for users that are considering acquiring hardware that will be supported by Haiku. Look at this article in the FAQs for how to fill in a hardware profile properly, and check here for a 'model' hardware entry. You can add images of your hardware using Google's image search.

Important: Please add the Haiku revision number to your hardware profile. You can find the release number when you click on the deskbar and open the 'About this system' application. Hardware not working in Haiku - add it to the database as well, it's useful information Additionally, if your hardware isn't supported, try filing a bug report.

Copy the output of listdev from Haiku's terminal application - paste the results in the listing's description. You could also upload the results of your syslog found in /boot/common/var/log and provide the URLs to any third party drivers that support your hardware (or upload them).