Will this work with a Linux box? Considering this for my Raspberry Pi project, which will need FXO and FXS analog lines connected.
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I only used this with a Windows pc. It you have the setup software it should work. But i am not a linux uaer. I hope this helps.
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It worked for me right out of the box, without any trouble, using PiMusicBox (http://www.woutervanwijk.nl/pimusicbox/) which is based on Raspbian, the standard OS for the Raspberry Pi. It sounds good, but I just bought a new sound system and I am finding that it is potentially the weak link, but it is by no means bad, just not an audiophile's choice. Also: I am not a linux guy. I am learning. I did no coding/tweaking/anything. This was recognized and played back with piMusicBox with zero setup.
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I would imagine it would work - I'm running it on a linux virtual box, so an android (linux) mini pc box should work. If you have a regular wifi dongle to test with and it works, I would venture to guess that this should work as well. Hopefully this helps... not definite, but just my experience.
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I have no idea if it will work with Linux. I did install it with a fresh load of windows XP with a minimal amount of grief from the OS. However, Linux is pretty good at discovering new hardware. Maybe contact the manufacturer for more details.
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The unit definitely works well with Linux. I'm running a Mint (Mate) 17- 32 bit OS installed on an old DELL laptop, and the unit worked right out of the box. Never used or needed the driver disc. It is driving a 5.1 speaker system from Logitech.
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It should work for you no problem. I use it with my Rasberry pi and have had no problems with the connections or use.
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i am not a computer geek so my answer may be of limited usefulness. my ubuntu-linux laptop was builtby my brother who himself maintains several such machines when he travels away from home. i only buyproducts he says will work together and i , too, looked at bottom of ad to see if linux listed.my guess is will work fine. however, my brother is traveling and i cannot ask before tomorrow. he and live several thousandmiles apart so communication not speedy. they do not cost a bunch and i really like mine.
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In theory this should work. Your projector might need an adapter if lacking HDMI plug. The major problem with RK802IV is related to undefined RK3188-T processor which many believe is a defective chip that did not passed the standard test and are soled under new name. The newer firmware was designed to downsize the processor parameter. The true has not been yet communicated from the Rockchip company. My personal suggestion is to try RADXA (slightly larger but with Ethernet) which model might also used the same chip but the firmware is more stable. You will have a choice to install Linux.
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I had it working on Rasbian with RetroPie installed. The device stopped working all together on any machine after 3 days though.
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Thanks, I went ahead and bought it... it works just fine with my Red Hat Linux box, but it does require reformatting... I'm sure it would work just fine with most other Linux distros too.
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I dont think thats a good idea. Processor isnt that much. But i read some forums that they got it working with esxi. Running 2 instances of linux.
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Sorry I only use this board in an HTPC running XBMC (Linux OS) but it works flawlessly for video.
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Sorry.I don't know the answer. I bought this specifically for my Raspberry Pi project.
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Sorry, but I have never used Linux so I couldn't tell you. But I will say that the IR receiver was a little finicky, but overall worked, with some delay.
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Yes, if there is an an empty PCI slot in the computer, it will work with a Linux build.
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it has no problem with Fedora. So it should work with any linux, including ubuntu.
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Hello Amazonian, Yes this adapter works with Linux. I attached a link to the driver below http://www.mediabridgeproducts.com/store/pc/FAQ-Wireless-Networking-d7.htm Thanks, Mediabridge Customer Support 856-216-8222 support@mediabridgeproducts.com