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Compatibility
I
told you something before about Pentium 4 compatibility under Linux.
Take care that you may experience problems at installation under
several Linux distributions which fail to recognize the CPUID. But
if you use a 2.4 kernel you should have no problems.
I tested the hardware compatibility with several devices I had in
the lab. I was satisfied about the results: EP-4T2A was able to
pass all tests with all peripherals. We didn't fully test every
card feature but main features worked. We do not exclude subtle
incompatibilities. All compatibility tests were done under Windows
2000 SP2.
| Device |
Test
result |
| USB
Devices |
|
| HP 930
USB |
Passed |
| HP DeskJet
1220C |
Passed |
| Epson Stylus
Photo 890 |
Passed |
| ACTLabs
ForceRS racing system |
Passed |
| Genius
Vivid Pro scanner |
Passed |
| USB Load
tests (4 devices) |
Passed |
|
|
| Memory
tests |
|
| Kingston
128Mb RAMBUS 800 |
Passed |
| Corsair
256Mb RAMBUS 800 ECC |
Passed |
| PCI
cards |
|
| Pinnacle
DV200 |
Passed |
| SMC EZ
Card 10/100 SMC1244TX |
Passed |
| 3Com 3C980C-TXM
10/100 |
Passed |
| Genius
GF100TXR 10/100 |
Passed |
| Adaptec
SCSI Card 19160 |
Passed |
Initio
Speedway INI-A100U2W
|
Passed |
Promise
Technology FastTrack 100 TX2
|
Passed |
| Matrox
Millenium G200 |
Passed |
| Matrox
Millenium G400 |
Passed |
| Abit Siluro
T400 |
Passed |
| MSI 822
(NVidia Geforce3) |
Passed |
| Sound Blaster
Live! Platinum |
Passed |
| PCI load
tests (5 PCI devices) |
Passed |
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I didn't try
the CNR functionality but even if it doesn't work it isn't a big
waste :). By the way you should hear about the experiences of one
of my colleagues with a CNR modem. It helped me decide never to use it. |
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