Are there linux drivers available for card? Has anyone gotten it to work with any distribution?
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Both Wifi and Bluetooth worked right out of the box in both ARCH Linux 10/01/15 build and CentOS 6.7(+). Haven't tried other distros.
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This answer is a little late, but i have used this with Linux Mint 13 and 17 with no problems at all. In fact this card worked when I could not get some others to. Very good piece of equipment, connects immediately and stays connected with a strong signal. But the external antenna is a pain in the ***, however it also gives you flexibility when looking for the right spot to get the most signal strength without having to move your computer around.
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Yes.. it's supported by the same iwlwifi driver that supports most recent intel wireless adapters... See http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi Also, this card will operate in AP mode if desired (still referring to under Linux)
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The card comes by itself, no software. Search ubuntuforums.org for info on getting this working.
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What's the chipset of the card? According to this page from VMware, your card may not be supported out-of-the-box on a clean install. Mine is 82571EB which is deprecated. Link: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd;=displayKC&externalId;=2056935
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Dunno for sure, I use windows 7 still. But I don't see why it wouldn't work, it uses a default windows driver to run the card.
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Genuine intel card, I cannot speak to the model number, I remember there being two cards that were basically identical in specs while I was reviewing my purchase. For Linux, there were no drivers necessary and I think it will be plug n play on anything above 7 for windows
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I gave this purchase a poor rating because I have not yet found a driver that installs successfully... please let me know if you do...THX... Jay
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The card will likely work as it is a Broadcom at its core. Direct built in support may not exist in the OS but it is highly likely there are drivers that will work. However, you will not be able to use the advanced toolset without Windows and the Killer driver set for it.
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Wacom doesn't offer drivers for any distribution of Linux, only Windows or Mac operating systems as found here: http://us.wacom.com/en/support/drivers However, it appears that there is hope for folks on Ubuntu. If that is your distribution of choice, check Ubuntu's Wacom community here https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Wacom
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says on side of box works with windows. and 350 watt power supply req. so no mention of linux. says directx by ms. so might not work. email the mfg if want to.
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I use mine on a Linux machine, no problem so far; though I have not thoroughly put it through the paces.
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I would check with Nvidia's main page (http://www.nvidia.com/page/home.html) to see if there is driver support for Windows 8. I would assume that it will work, Windows OS often has base drivers meant for older cards.
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Hi, thanks for contacting us. I have just checked on ati's website and the last OS they provide drivers for on this card is Windows Vista. Unfortunately I cannot find any drivers for windows 7. You may look to see if other people are using some third party software to make it work. If there is anything else I can do for you or if you have any other questions please let me know. Sincerely, Chris Nickels Red Planet Trading
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Yes, but unfortunately not with Linux. If anyone has found the drivers and software that works under Linux, please post.
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Not in Linux...Linux drivers are 32 bit only. I had to substitute Debian 32 bit for the 64. Installed PAE kernel and all is well.
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Just go on evga or NIVIDA web site (browse or on package box) and download drivers and menu if is there.
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The latest driver can be downloaded from the mfg. site: http://www.sybausa.com/productInfo.php?iid=1371This card work flawlessly in my setup. I am super happy with it -- thanks you AMAZON.
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Nor sure how drivers are for 8.1. I bought it for use with Linux and it works flawlessly right out of the box (no driver required). Funny thing is if it works at all, period. It should work on any os. Just needs to be told what to do and how to do it