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it works, but gives very low frame rates in X
(30-60fps). in some video playback apps in X it
will cause the screen to occasionally flash black,
and cause herringbone distorti ...
Cheap generic card I bought off ebay. I have heard
they also have some with broadcom chip. This card
is working fine with Slackware 13.1. KDE and Wicd
to setup. Works as wext ...
This is an onboard graphic card with 256MB Shared
Memory.
This onboard card isn't supported for Linux. But
there's a mod driver from sismedia, which is come
from mandriva p ...
Core clock: 350 MHz
Memory: 512 MiB DDR2
RAMDAC: 400 MHz
Works perfectly with the proprietary driver on
Arch 2010.05 (w/ kernel 2.6.36)
Plays fairly nicely w/ Compiz a ...
The 3D Prophet 4000XT card, is a card from
hercules, it's a standard PCI card (There was also
an AGP version I think) and it was made around
2001, and the only official kernel ...
This laptop works decently enough with Linux
except for a few gotchas, the wireless lan wont
work until you append pci=use_crs as a boot
parameter, the nvidia video with xorg ...
I'm using it with an Intel Core2 CPU 4300/1.80GHz
and 4GB memory;
video+sound+sata2 hdds+USB2.0 work smoothly
Mod EDIT:
Form factor: Micro ATX
CPU socket: Socket T / ...
Processor:
- Socket 370
- Supports up to 2 IntelŪ Pentium III Tualatin
Processors based on 100 & 133 MHz FSB up to 1.4
GHz
- Can't support processor with Vcore above 1.8V
...
Microprocessor
Microprocessor type
IntelŪ PentiumŪ 4 microprocessor that runs at
1.80, 1.90, 2.0, or 2.20 GHz internally and 400
MHz externally; or 2.26, 2.4, 2.53, 2 ...
The product is a SD/MMC Card Reader that works as
a usb mass storage device. It is USB 2.0
compatible. Just plug it in and it connects.
Mounts as a SCSI disk.
Works with gphoto2 as a camera with a PTP usb
interface. The camera has a 12x optical zoom,
auto-focus, image stabilization and 10 megapixel.
It can take continuous pictures a ...
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