Does this card have any Linux Support?
2086492
I am using in an Unraid system which is based on Slackware. Have not had any issues
2086493
I'm using this card with an unRaid server (based on Slackware Linux) with no issues. Also, the manufacturer provides Windows and Linux drivers via its FTP site: ftp://ftp.supermicro.com/driver/SAS/Marvell/MV8/SAS2/Driver/
2086494
Yes, if you go to the product page from SuperMicro, they list several linux OS. Quote "supported operating systems: RedHat Enterprise, Fedora 9, SuSE and CentOS"
2086495
It is supported by most linux distributions. I use it in unRaid, which is based on Slackware, and it worked straight out of the box...
2086496
It has drivers available for the RedHat distributions but that is the extent that was I able to find.
1037729
I am probably the wrong person to ask since I deal with 64-bit Linux programs rather than Windows; however, as a 32-bit card, Windows should provide internal drivers to support SATA I, II, and III drives from the standard PCI buss, regardless of the specific manufacturer of the controller card. Hopes this sheds some light on the situation.
1725731
Yes, if there is an an empty PCI slot in the computer, it will work with a Linux build.
461281
Not as far as I know. can use Pcie 1, 2 or 3. Might see performance issues if only 1.0
1852992
Officially only Win/Mac OSs are supported. It doesn't come with a Linux driver and Genius website doesn't provide one. However, http:// goo.gl/7FK
1990159
its seems it does support, many times come with the minimun ram installed. and with this addittion you could see much gain in performance. i hope youre answer its cleared. bye
907732
Yes. One of the cool things about Asus is everything they make has linux drivers.
1385998
Don't Know for sure, I would assume it would have support as long as you have your service packs up to date sp1,2,3. I run Linux Mint 17 64bit Mate desktop with no problems.
1909195
This card worked in a Steam OS build (Debian distro). I'm not familiar with Mint 17, but I can confirm this card is compatible with Debian Linux.
2056867
Most likely yes, some bios's only allow certain wifi cards and will not let the computer boot without an approved card. But if the computer can boot it, most linux operating systems have drivers.
985594
I have not tested with the newer version of Ubuntu. On pclinuxos with a kernel newer than 3.10 the hardware driver included does not work well at all. The driver from the manufacturer will need extra work to compile.
1909196
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.
1057808
Unfortunately No. This card does not use, provide, or support USB 3.0... It only provides 7 USB 2.0/1.1/1.0 ports, but does so effortlessly with no conflicts or problems.
919130
Yes. PCI express 2.0 cards have backwards compatibility with 1.0 as far as I know.
956710
Yes, yes, and yes. It does support all of that. I looked in the official manual. http://us.msi.com/service/download/manual-20911.html
1897112
Yes you can, it uses MST, which is not dependent on os, just video card/drivers.
885685
I don't know if drivers for Linux are available. You might check with Creative or on Linux forums.