Lenovo ThinkPad T460s

Hardware	PCI/USB ID	Working?
Bluetooth (Broadcom)	Unknown	Untested
Bluetooth (Intel)	`8087:0a2b`	Yes
Webcam (Acer)	`5986:0706`	Yes
Webcam (Chicony)	`04f2:b52c`	Yes
Webcam (Chicony)	`04f2:b596`	Yes
Webcam (Lite-On)	`04ca:7058`	Yes
Ethernet	`8086:1570`	Yes
Ethernet	`8086:156f`	Yes
WLAN (Broadcom)		Yes
WLAN (Intel)		Yes
WWAN (Huawei)	`12d1:15c1`	Yes
WWAN (Sierra)		Yes
GPU (Intel)		Yes
GPU (NVIDIA)	`10de:1346`	Yes
Touchpad		Yes
Touchscreen		Yes
Trackpoint		Yes
Keyboard		Yes
TPM		Untested
Fingerprint reader		Yes
Smart card reader		Yes
SD card reader		Yes
Audio		Yes

The slimmer variant of the Lenovo ThinkPad T460.

Configuration

flip_done timed out freezes

See the relevant forum post. You can either move back to a <4.8 kernel by using linux-lts, or add the following parameter to your kernel command line, which seems to help (it disables S-Video, but there is no such connector on a T460s):

video=SVIDEO-1:d

Sound

There is no "beep" input to the snd_hda_intel device, so beeps generated by terminal emulators etc. are not played. As a workaround, PulseAudio can be configured to pick up X11 bell events, see PulseAudio#X11 Bell Events.

If the sound quality is bad, updating with

options snd-hda-intel model=tpt460

may improve it. These options are documented in and .

Fingerprint reader

See Lenovo ThinkPad T460p#Fingerprint reader; the T460s and T460p share the same fingerprint reader.

Touchpad

The mouse cursor is jumpy with libinput as described in and . A workaround is to use the Synaptics driver. The trackpoint can also be disabled in the BIOS, but doing so will disable the physical mouse buttons as well.

Function keys

Fn+Esc to enable FnLk which will make your function keys work.

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