Device 'Huasheng Electronics USB2.0 HUB'
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Find drivers for your hardware by creating a probe.Kernel Drivers
The device is supported by kernel versions 2.6.0 and newer according to the LKDDb:
| Ver | Source | Config | By ID | By Class |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2.6.0 - 7.1 | drivers/usb/core/hub.c | CONFIG_USB | * | 09 |
Status (4729)
The device is a part of the following computers:| HWid | Type | Vendor / Model | Probes | System | Last Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DB622 » | desktop | ASUSTek / PRIME B250M-K |
1 |  Fedora 32 |
works | |
| 1C979 » | hand held |
Lenovo / MIIX 3-1030 ... |
2 |  Arch Rolling |
detected |  External USB hub for keyboard/mouse/charging. Generic type with 1-2-3 switch for mode. Fast charging 1.2A works if power connected when in modes 1 or 2. TO make USB devices also work then switch to mode 3. This hub is junk: the chipset doesn't support the OTG spec properly, and the Rid resistances are not in compliance with the USB OTG Battery Charging spec. I am going to modify a GL3510 hub with the correct Rid values to try and get charging plus OTG to 'just work'. |
| 9055C » | desktop | OEM |
1 |  Ubuntu 18.04 |
works | |
| 00A51 » | notebook | Lenovo / IdeaPad 330-... |
1 |  ROSA R9-R11 |
works | |
| EECE5 » | notebook | Acer / Aspire E5-571G |
1 | ROSA R9-R11 |
works | |
| 52F05 » | notebook | HP / 250 G7 Noteb... |
1 | Fedora 32 |
works | |
| 3BC5A » | desktop | ASUSTek / P7P55D-E PRO |
1 | ROSA R9-R11 |
works | |
| ED9BB » | notebook | ASUSTek / X541NA |
1 |  Clear Linux... |
works | |
| D2101 » | desktop | Positivo / POS-PARS760GCD |
2 | Fedora 32 |
works | |
| 18D16 » | notebook | T3 MRD |
2 |  BlackPanthe... |
works | |
| D15F3 » | desktop | Dell / 0VNP2H A00 |
1 |  Zorin 15 |
works | |
| 187C0 » | desktop | Biostar / H81MHV3 |
2 | Ubuntu 20.04 |
works | |
| 9C838 » | desktop | ASUSTek / P7H55D-M EVO |
2 |  Debian 10 |
works | |
| F212B » | mini pc | Apple / Mac-8ED6AF5B... |
2 | Ubuntu 18.04 |
works | |
| A9BE6 » | portable | Dell / Latitude E6400 |
1 | Ubuntu 20.04 |
works |
Works out of the box. Just a cheap usb hub no need third party software cause it's plug and play.