Linux Does this product work in a Linux based OS. I'm running Mandriva and already have an ATI 650 that won't.
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2255 does NOT work under Linux. Do your research before you buy. At this time, there are no drivers for the newer version, 2255, of this card. Some users of MythTV have reported that even when they ordered a 2250, they got a 2255 in the box and it won't work. If you are building a Linux based HTPC, I'd recommend a Silicon Dust product as they have great support for Linux.
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FYI, support for this card was added in Linux kernel 4.2, so should work out of the box with newer distros (ie. ubuntu 15.10 or later)
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From what I can gather, the digital tuners should work. The analog support is very new, so you may need a newer kernel or an updated module for analog. There is no IR support yet, so you may want to buy the cheaper OEM package that doesn't come with the remote and IR receiver.
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As far as I can tell this device is supported for both ATSC and analog cable for MeTV and MythTV packages. I think they both use the LinuxTV engine. We'll see, I just ordered one based on this assumption.
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I am wondering the same thing. I will be using the most recent release of either CentOS or Ubuntu and I would hate to find out it doesn't work on Linux.
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http://linuxtv.org/wiki/index.php/Hauppauge_WinTV-HVR-2255I haven't tried it yet, but Linux.org says this:It is supported under Linux since kernel 4.2. (Note: Analog support is not implemented yet). Drivers are included in kernel 4.2.
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No you have to install its software and the software can be installed in linux, I have installed in Ubuntu, it works very well.
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I first put Ubuntu 9.10 on mine (I know, a little outdated haha), and had lots of problems in terms of drivers. However, it's running Linux Mint like a champ!
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I haven't tried it with linux, but the windows driver will not work, you have to find one for linux
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As i recall, it didn't actually ship with a version of Linux installed. The first thing I did was install Ubuntu and its been working fine. I bought this laptop a few months ago, though, so I may have forgotten...
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Apparently Greg does. "Suitable for HostAP use on Linux By Greg on July 11, 2011 Style Name: PCISize Name: N300 3T3R Amazon Verified Purchase I know it is difficult to find cards that work well with linux. This card is inexpensive and worked without a hitch on my Ubuntu installation. (Including 802.11n) It uses the Atheros9k driver and worked with HostAP. Great cheap option for building an access point"
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What is your OS? For Windows you have to install drivers, for Linux it should be automatically installed.
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It does not work with Linux at this time. Logitech has *never* been open-source friendly, and likely never will, due to managerial bullsh** as usual.
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I'm also looking at this laptop myself. I've been wondering if it will run fine with Linux, and from the input here things are looking good! I'm looking to run Debian, probably the testing branch as it has a little more up-to-date kernel and software, but I'm also considering Arch. That distro is always on the bleeding edge so the most recent software should (hopefully) pick up every piece of hardware on this machine.
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I am using it on XP, but not sure about Linux. I should as it is a physical switch and not software driven.
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Did you ever find out if this was compatible with Linux? I see the v1 is listed, but can't find anything on the v2.
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Unless its a desktop computer yes. Its amd this card will work with linux also which i currently use it on. Be warned... in some cases , your PC if running windows 8 your computer will reject it and will use its onboard graphics instead you will have to disable onboard graphics or Jump the motherboard. In short if your using anything like vista or xp iys all fine... but win 8... either get windows 7 or linux i dont guarantee the cards success on it.
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Hello realmrealm,We do not recommend to use it with Linux. As the listing description shows, it supports Windows XP / Vista / 7 / 8 and only for stable performance.Anker Team1-800-988-7973 support@ianker.com Mon-Fri 9am to 5pm(pst)
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The adapter shows up in Windows as standard controllers, which means in all likelihood it should work under Linux. Even the USB Xbox 360 Controller works on Linux, but needs xpad. Its likely this adapter might need xpad in XInput Mode.
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Yes. I'm using it on Arch Linux 64 bit and Windows 7 64 bit, and it works fine with both. It supports the latest Nvidia drivers still, which is nice.
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Yeah, I got Ubuntu running on the X3 (same compy, just silver and a smaller HDD and rated 1 hour less battery life). Natively, only the sound drivers work [with the fn vol +/-/mute working] (neither the ethernet or wireless worked). I found some forum that I don't recall googling about it, and some guy suggested buying an ethernet usb hub to get the necessary packages... Waste of 44bucks. I used ubuntu backports [I am trying to find the packages to link..], restarted and it was running both wireless (with med-strong signal strength compared to win7 with strong+ at this distance) and wired. It glitched once, but a restart and update got it working fine. Without the interwebs on it, you have to download the .deb packages on another system and bring them over with a flashdrive. Screen brightness control so far only works on two settings (adjusted using FN+num key). I haven't messed with it much to get it fully working. Compiz: Fully working, all the effects I like are enabled (i.e. Animations, Cube, 3D windows, etc). I guess that is all to say, if you're a linux nerd like me - you can get it working. It just takes some research and basic know how. EDIT: Oh, and battery life on every laptop I have ever put linux on as lost battery life... I know with mad customization you can get it better. But with battery rated at 11.5hrs for mine, I run Ubuntu for around 6.5 easy (with full performance enabled)... That is just my short experience with it.
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I plugged mine into a Linux Ubuntu Minimal install and it worked without issues. No software install required, no special drivers. It just works.