What additional hardware is supported under Gentoo/SPARC?
Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo Linux/SPARC Frequently ...For a list of additionally supported Sun hardware, consult the following list from the UltraLinux homepage - http://www.ultralinux.org/faq.html#q_2_2. A partial list of Sun devices which do NOT currently have support under Gentoo/SPARC or SPARC/Linux in general are: Also, Gentoo/SPARC developer Sven Blumenstein keeps a list of PC hardware that has been tested with the PCI based SPARC64 systems at http://dev.gentoo.org/~bazik/hw.php.
Related QuestionsWill Gentoo run on my SPARC?
Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo Linux/SPARC Frequently ...It depends on the type of SPARC, but chances are yes. One exception seems to be the SPARC based laptops from Tadpole, particularly the newer models. If you have a working Tadpole on Gentoo/SPARC, please contact us and let us know the details on the model and anything special needed to get it to work. The Gentoo/SPARC team maintains a hardware compatibility list for SPARC64 systems.
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UltraLinux FAQSun workstations and servers up and untill the Ultra-2 uses internally the SBUS, Ultra-5 and later uses (normal) PCI. Only the Ethernet part on combined SCSI/HME PCI cards can be used. Devices are recognized by the OBP, but not by the kernel. Use the Xsun24 X server with the "-noFFB" option to disable acceleration, or if you have the Solaris driver, see the related question in Section "Running".
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ServoMaster: Frequently Asked QuestionsTwo generic classes of controllers are supported: serial and USB. Specific list is: Serial: FerretTronics FT639; USB: However, a lot of attention was paid to making the code as abstract and reusable as possible, therefore, writing a driver for a new device should take just a few days, if not hours.
Related QuestionsI'm interested in becoming more involved with Gentoo/SPARC. How do I go about doing that?
Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo Linux/SPARC Frequently ...The best way is to join the #gentoo-sparc IRC channel on Freenode IRC network irc.freenode.net. This is where all of the developers hang out and talk SPARC (amongst other things). Short of email, this is the best way to get our attention, and blame seemant! :) Also, many users and developers make use of the Gentoo/SPARC forum. This is a good place to ask questions and see what problems have come up before, as well as talk shop about Gentoo/SPARC.
Related QuestionsAre there any currently known bugs/issues with software packages on Gentoo/SPARC?
Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo Linux/SPARC Frequently ...http://docs.sun.com - Additional hardware and software information for SPARC systems, including instructions for flashing OBP The contents of this document are licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution / Share Alike license.
Related QuestionsHow do I dual boot Gentoo Linux/SPARC with Solaris?
Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo Linux/SPARC Frequently ...Dual booting Gentoo Linux/SPARC and Solaris can be done one of two ways. The two ways are: having both Gentoo Linux/SPARC and Solaris on the same drive, or having them on separate drives. Below are example SILO configurations for each scenario.
Related QuestionsWill the gentoo installer configure my such and such hardware for me?
Gentoo Linux Documentation -- Gentoo Linux Installer Frequen...No. The installer will only do what is covered in the install guide. The only thing that may be configured for you is xorg. When the LiveCD boots into X, a xorg.conf is automatically generated. If you choose xorg-x11 (or anything that depends on it) as an extra package to install, the /etc/X11/xorg.conf from the LiveCD will be automatically copied into your new install.
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Do you need any additional hardware or sound sources?
Frequently Asked QuestionsNo, MetaSynth is self-contained and requires no additional hardware.MetaSynth's built-in Wave Table and FM synthesis allows sounds to be generated form scratch, or load in your own SDII or AIFF files in order to process them within the Image Synth, Filter or Effects Palettes. MetaSynth's effects include real-time control and modulation of reverb, delay, flanging, resonators, granular synthesis and much more.
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FAQ for isdn4linux: hardware: Supported hardware, its specia...Only internal cards that plug into an ISA or PCI slot are supported. ISA Plug&Play cards are also supported, but need some additional manual configuration by means of the isapnptools. For details on the configuration see question config_pnp. Internal cards may be active, semi-active, or passive. Unless you have paid big money, assume you have a passive card. More about the difference: see question hardware_activepassive.
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FAQ for isdn4linux: general: General information about isdn4...Generally, isdn4linux can control ISDN cards that are connected to the PC's ISA or PCI bus. Also a few PCMCIA cards are supported. However, isdn4linux can not make use of any devices connected via a serial or parallel interface (which are called 'terminal adaptors'), with only a few exceptions: the Creatix/Teles S0 box for the parallel port, and the Gazel 128 USB. For more details on which cards are supported see section hardware.
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Answers To Frequently Asked QuestionsInformation on how to use the mwave sound card on an IBM ThinkPad laptop computer can be found in the file /usr/src/linux/Documentation/sound/mwave, which is part of the kernel source distribution (note that not all IBM ThinkPads use the MWAVE sound chip). Some old 8-bit SoundBlaster cards have no mixer circuitry. Some sound applications insist on being able to open the mixer device, and fail with these cards. Jens Werner (werner@bert.emv.ing.tu-bs.
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FAQ - MSI ProductsMultiple line hardware from Rochelle, Zeus PhoneStuffs, Pika, YES, BBS Telecom, Vive Synergies, Allied Electronics, BEC-TEL, and TCI are supports. The product can also work with any Caller ID capable TAPI device. This includes the AT&T 8130 computer telephone, the PATI 3000 from ComDial, and a range of TAPI compliant telephone systems. CallAudit Voice has been tested with a Dialogic ProLine 2V board. Any Voice board with a TAPI interface should be supported.
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ITSF Home - www.itsfhome.co.uk Email: contactus@itsfhome.co....We support all Hardware and Software on your system up to the point of identifying a fault. It is worth noting that the Engineers may not be experienced in everything you use but will be commited 100% to fixing the problems that are causing issues with you.
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Alienbrain - FAQAlienbrain client applications run on Windows (2000 SP4+, XP SP2+, 2003 SP1+), Mac (OS X 10.3 or higher) and Linux (Redhat Enterprise Linux v3 & v4, Suse Linux Professional 9.x). The Alienbrain server runs on Windows 2000 (SP4+) and 2003 (SP1+) server editions. Alienbrain supports file servers running Windows, Novell Netware or Unix/NFS. See Alienbrain technical specification.
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Cisco - WAN Compression FAQsCisco hardware compression adapters only support PPP stacker compression and Frame Relay FRF.9 stacker compression. All compression adapters support both of these protocols. Refer to the Frame Relay Forum Web site, and choose Implementation Agreements under the Frame Relay menu for more information on the FRF.9 specification.
Related QuestionsWhat lightning detector hardware is supported?
FAQThe Boltek StormTracker ISA, the Boltek StormTracker PCI, the Boltek LD-250. The StormTracker hardware is required though for the different stroke types (CG, IC) to be displayed. Also, if you are using the StormTracker ISA card with Windows XP or Windows 2000, you will need to install the Lightning/2000 device driver.
Related QuestionsAre all features supported on any graphics hardware?
tv-player | frequently asked questions [ flipbook, animation...Yes. We try to test as many graphic configurations as possible but please understand that it is impossible to test them all. All current AMD/ATI, nVIDIA and Intel graphic cards should support all features. If there are restrictions they usually only apply to YUV 4:2:2 display mode.
Related QuestionsWhat hardware is specifically NOT supported?
Racer FAQIncompatible these days are most of the Voodoo graphics cards. Some of these have trouble with textures sized above 256x256, and this is already used for the menu (you may notice texture bugs, no menu graphics etc).
Related QuestionsWhat hardware is supported by GGI?
GGI FAQFrankly, nobody really knows for sure. You can look at the devel tree under degas/kgicon/kgi and see if the driver for the card is there. Most drivers probably at least compile and work somewhat, some better than others. We do however appreciate any success/bug reports if you do try to use KGIcon. Make a kernel with fbcon support. Compile in all renderers. If compiling VESAfb, do not activate it at boot time. Now your screen should switch to an ugly 640x400x1 mode or some other.
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FAQ - hylafax.orgThat's hard to answer. Most Class 1, 1.0, 2, 2.0, and 2.1 fax devices will work with HylaFAX with varying levels of success. You can get a relatively good idea of the best hardware to use with HylaFAX via the Hardware Compatibility List or at http://shop.ifax.com.
Related Questionsedit] Can I find a list of supported hardware around?
FAQ - openSUSE-CommunityThere is a nice Hardware Compatibility List available. This list is certainly not exhaustive, but it contains a lot of information which may be of help.
Related QuestionsIs my hardware supported by Slackware?
The Slackware Linux Project: Frequently Asked QuestionsSlackware supports all of the hardware that the Linux kernel supports. In addition, you may be able to find drivers for other hardware by looking around. For specific information on your hardware, check out the Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO. In addition to the Intel architechture, Slackware works on Alpha and SPARC systems as well.
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NSS FAQ - MDCNSS supports the PKCS #11 interface for hardware acceleration. Since leading accelerator vendors such as Chrysalis-IT, nCipher, and Rainbow Technologies also support this interface, NSS-enabled applications can support a wide variety of hardware accelerators.
Related QuestionsCan I find a list of supported hardware around?
Users FAQ - openSUSEThere is a nice Hardware Compatibility List available. This list is certainly not exhaustive, but it contains a lot of information which may be of help.
Related QuestionsIs DenyHosts available for Gentoo?
DenyHosts Frequently Asked QuestionsI'm not a Gentoo user so I can't provide a package for Gentoo. However, Mike Kelly has released a Gentoo package for DenyHosts.
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