Are the device drivers compatible with the latest Linux kernel?
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It will work with Kernel 3.10+. Detailed Linux info can be found here http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/CS-034398.htm
2149721
Yeah it is. It works out of the box and you don't really need to look very hard for drivers. Both for windows and linux
915584
Sorry man, no idea. I just Googled my drivers. Mine still works like a charm.
1225394
It works perfectly with Fedora 16. I assume you won't have any problem since is the Kernel the one that handles the hardware and is basically the same on all flavors of Linux.
1250352
I believe it will work with Linux. I do have a fair return policy if it doesn't work.
2115249
Yes, this device will work with any Linux system that has USB HID drivers installed. These drivers are normally installed by default. The device worked perfectly with my Arch Linux/KDE system.
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Kindly inform you that as long as you update your Linux to Linux kernel 3.12.2(or above), our tablet can work on it. Here's the download link https://www.kernel.org/
365341
I tried it with Ubuntu (v12.01) OS, but it didn't work with the plug and play drivers built into the OS. The driver needed is called display link, so if you're able to successfully install this driver on linux or raspberry pi OS then it will work fine. The following links might help you out...goo.gl/DcRvaggoo.gl/HACF7mgood luck Steve
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I do not see any reason why not, operating systems are not a limiting factor, the drivers should work regardless.
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This card is supposedly supported kernel 4.2 and later. Anything before that and you will be compiling kernel modules until you are blue in the face. Even with 4.2 and later, it doesn't work well.
1222472
Support for this device should be available in version &gt;= 3.0 of the Linux kernel through the use of the rtl8192cu module. This means that machines running Linux kernel 3.0 or greater should have support for this device straight out of the box. You can find out your current kernel version by running the command uname -r.
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I would not see why it shouldnt work with linux. Standard tablet drivers should do it..
689635
Hi P. Farrell, you do not need to install driver for Linux system when using this item.
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Yes, except the touchpad it works great, I highly recommend it.You will need a recent kernel to get the touchpad to work (3.14 and up I believe), but even then it's not working that good at this point, and notably doesn't come back after a suspend/resume.I have been running Fedora 20 (3.15.x kernel) on it for more than a month and have not noticed any instability besides that.
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no. as far as i am aware the software/ drivers necessary to use this device need to be installed on an operating system compatible with the requirements.
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D.W. I have a Fedora 20 system currently running kernel version 3.14.9-200. I have a pci-e NEC USB 3.0 controller (uPD720200) card installed. This USB caddy works great. I cannot provide information about other specific kernels, but the USB caddy has worked with every version of the kernel I've used with Fedora 20.
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I'm not too sure if it's compatible with all Linux distros. What I can say is that I run an unRaid server and the card works fine. I have an ASRock H77M-ITX LGA1155 board and the bios detects it on boot.