Good day, are compatible with UNIX operating system?. You have the DRIVERS? and as is the configuration process. thank you!
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Sorry, I am not. This went into a Windows 7 desktop, luckily it was plug-n-play - good luck
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No I don't you would probably have to manually configure with a PNP Configuration Manager
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This item is NOT compatible with current versions of OSX, Linux, or Windows.It is not a problem with the OS or anything. The driver is outdated, 32-bit, and in most computers will fail miserably. The cause ? cheap frame grabber chip (ipassion IP2938) whose support has disappeared.You need to use a really old Windows OS, fiddle around with Macam component for OsX, or try spca5xx effort for Linux.My recommendation ? Spend a couple of more bucks, and buy one with a supported chip. (i.e. BW908 model, with tv-out)
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Yes, so far this works with any pc I've thrown it against. Xp, win 7 and 8 work fine. I have yet to try it with a Linux box or Mac.
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It works perfectly on the latest Ubuntu. I have not tested on other distros.
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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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some of the Linux and Unix versions are supported in Intel based computers. hence its supported.
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I have not personally tested it ... but I have run Arch Linux and it does have NetworkManager support and good community support -- so it should work -- likey with little issues.
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Sorry, I know nothing about Linux ststems. Your best bet would be to contact either Linux or Creative.
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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.
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Forget it, they dropped support a long time ago. I sold it as soon as I found out there would be no new driver for Mac. I think the latest one works with Leopard or something.
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They have Mac drivers, but I never got them to work. I sold this one and got the awus036nha, which is very stable and compatible. Currently using with Win7 & Linux.
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I ran Ubuntu on the the board initially and everything appeared to run fine. I now run FreeBSD and use the board as a firewall. The only issue is that drivers don't exist for the second physical ethernet port (which - for some reason - uses a different chip than the first ethernet port).
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The drivers are very difficult to deal with. You can look up a few tutorials online about how to build a custom Debian build with the drivers working but it requires a bit of time. If you like things like that I would recommend if not I would stay away. Hope this helps.
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It has worked great for me on Ubuntu 14.04. The only issue is that there is no native solution to connect the keyboard to a unifying receiver. I had to do this on a windows machine then move the receiver over to the linux machine after. You could also see if you can get Solaar to work for you(I couldn't!).
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I am an experienced Linux user, but I have had nothing but problems trying to get this device working in Linux. Additionally, it is not compatible with a lot of POS software in Windows. It does work in Windows, *sometimes*, depending on what application you use it with. I would NOT recommend using this printer in Linux.
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Macs use Mountian Lion UNIX. You'll need to get in touch USB manufacturer in order to get a UNIX driver to make the USB cable to work. That all depends if the manufacturer will support UNIX, check with the USB cable manufacturer before investing your money.
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Had no problems loading driver on my Linux server or my windows server. There should be a Mac driver for it. Check the factory website for a driver update. I bought another one from Microcenter and had to do that