# Lenovo Yoga Slim 7 (AMD Ryzen 7)

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Hardware | PCI/USB ID | Working?
--- | --- | ---
Touchpad |  | No
Keyboard |  | Yes
Video | {{}} | Partial
Webcam | {{}} | Untested
Bluetooth | {{}} | Untested
Audio | {{}} | Partial
Wireless | {{}} | Yes
TPM |  | Untested

## Installation

In order to install, secure boot must be disabled in the BIOS. You can enter it by pressing `F2` (or `Fn+F2`) during bootup. In order to access the boot-menu allowing you to choose a non standard boot device (like USB devices), press `F12` (or `Fn+F12`) during bootup.

Initially, the touchpad is unusable, see Touchpad section below.

## Touchpad

The touchpad does not work to begin with. It may work initially with libinput or synaptics, but only sometimes. The touchpad can be seen registered either as `Elan Touchpad` or `ELAN0634:00 04F3:3124` in the Xorg logs. Since the touchpad only works, when it is seen registered as `ELAN0634:00 04F3:3124` in the Xorg logs, the touchpad works quite randomly, but not consistently. To circumvent this, one has to blacklist the `elan_i2c` kernel module.

`elants_i2c` would need to be blacklisted instead for the Intel version of the Lenovo Yoga Slim 7.

## Firmware

While Lenovo is known to support fwupd in general, the Yoga Slim 7 has not been added yet.

## Wireless

The laptop comes with a wireless controller, working out of the box.

## Hibernation

Category:

- Lenovo