Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO
Patrick Reijnen, <
patrickr@bart.nl
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v97.6, 10 December 1997
This document lists most of the hardware supported by Linux and helps you locate any necessary drivers.
1.
Introduction
1.1 Welcome
1.2 Copyright
1.3 System architectures
2.
Computers/Motherboards/BIOS
2.1 Specific systems
2.2 Unsupported
3.
Laptops
3.1 Specific laptops
3.2 PCMCIA
4.
CPU/FPU
5.
Video cards
5.1 Diamond video cards
5.2 SVGALIB (graphics for console)
5.3 XFree86 3.3.1
5.4 S.u.S.E. X-Server
5.5 Commercial X servers
6.
Controllers (hard drive)
7.
Controllers (SCSI)
7.1 Supported
7.2 Others
7.3 Unsupported
8.
Controllers (I/O)
9.
Controllers (multiport)
9.1 Non-intelligent cards
9.2 Intelligent cards
10.
Network adapters
10.1 Supported
10.2 Others
10.3 Unsupported
11.
Sound cards
11.1 Supported
11.2 Others
11.3 Unsupported
12.
Hard drives
13.
Tape drives
13.1 Supported
13.2 Others
13.3 Unsupported
14.
CD-ROM drives
14.1 Supported
14.2 Others
14.3 Notes
15.
Removable drives
16.
Mice
16.1 Supported
16.2 Others
16.3 Notes
17.
Modems
18.
Printers/Plotters
18.1 Ghostscript
19.
Scanners
19.1 Supported
19.2 Others
19.3 Unsupported
20.
Other hardware
20.1 VESA Power Savings Protocol (DPMS) monitors
20.2 Touch screens
20.3 Joysticks
20.4 Video capture boards / Frame Grabbers
20.5 UPS
20.6 Multifunction boards
20.7 Data acquisition
20.8 Watchdog timer interfaces
20.9 Miscellaneous
21.
Related sources of information
22.
Acknowledgments
23.
Appendix A. S3 cards supported by XFree86 3.3.1.
24.
Appendix B. Supported PCMCIA cards
24.1 Ethernet cards
24.2 Fast Ethernet (10/100baseT) adapters
24.3 Token-ring adapters
24.4 Wireless network adapters
24.5 ISDN
24.6 Modem and serial cards
24.7 Memory cards
24.8 SCSI adapters
24.9 ATA/IDE CD-ROM adapters
24.10 Multifunction cards
24.11 ATA/IDE card drives
24.12 Miscellaneous cards
24.13 Cards with separately distributed drivers
24.14 Working on ...
24.15 Unsupported
25.
Appendix C. Plug and Play devices
26.
Appendix D. Linux incompatible Hardware
27.
Glossary