Is the z2 Linux compatible?
1429945
I would think so. It should show up as a external drive(s) when plugged in and you just drag and drop or copy music to it.
1429946
It will work as a USB device and you will be able to view the file system of the Cowon but some features won't work because the device was built around the Windows platform. The one feature that appears to not work is the "safely remove". You will need to eject the device from within Linux then go to the player and "turn off USB" at the screen.If you are going to use Linux I would go with one of the more popular distros such as Mint or Ubuntu. There's a much better chance of finding better device support than a distro where you have to install various packages to you OS build liking. It will work as a USB device and you will be able to view the file system of the Cowon but some features won't work because the device was built around the Windows platform. The one feature that appears to not work is the "safely remove". You will need to eject the device from within Linux then go to the player and "turn off USB" at the screen.If you are going to use Linux I would go with one of the more popular distros such as Mint or Ubuntu. There's a much better chance of finding better device support than a distro where you have to install various... » Read More It will work as a USB device and you will be able to view the file system of the Cowon but some features won't work because the device was built around the Windows platform. The one feature that appears to not work is the "safely remove". You will need to eject the device from within Linux then go to the player and "turn off USB" at the screen.If you are going to use Linux I would go with one of the more popular distros such as Mint or Ubuntu. There's a much better chance of finding better device support than a distro where you have to install various packages to you OS build liking. « Show Less
1505909
It does but it depends on the motherboard, some have released updated firmware to run Z97 in the Z87 but a lot of motherboards just don't support it.
1599609
Yes it does work with all Linux versions. Intel has a driver for this card. If it's not included with your distro you can download it from Intels website. As far as freeBSD you would have to check with Intel and see if they offer a driver and also check the hardware compatability list for freeBSD. I have this card running in a dual boot with Windows 7 and mint 17 and both cases it worked out of the box.
1436919
The z97 chipset is devils canyon ready. And ssd's just use sata so of course it's compatible.
445204
Not official answer here... but it should be. I'm planning on throwing Linux on it.
2197790
I believe so. I have a Nexus Zwave and have synced this unit as well add others that are zwave compatible to the system
1332090
The Z2 has different locations for the ports compared to the Z1 this case was made for. In short, it will not fit properly.
633994
I dont think it will because Z1 and Z2 have a small difference in size.You may compare them at gsmarena.com
1331766
finding the driver software is a nightmare but yes it is compatible I would suggest XP or Linux Ubuntu the card ran fine with Linux but not the best with 7
1884343
I wouldn't expect any problems. Proper Intel drivers must be included in the latest version of Ubuntu (and other Linux distributions), so there shouldn't be anything to worry about.
1478191
There is no reason why not, I have booted from many devices. The only issue is that the new boot must be UEFI capable and needs to have power management drivers to keep from overheating the ventless design. I do not know of any Android distros like that.
189761
I'm afraid I can only answer for the Z1S, and that's a 'yes'. If you have a Z1, I'm sorry, but I can't say for certain.
741935
Mario, I don't know for sure, but there are Z30 owners in Brazil posting on Crackberry; http://forums.crackberry.com/showthread.php?t=876515
546036
Yes this is compatible with Linux Os however Thunderbolt port will not work and 3 USB-3 out of total 6 on back panel will work in USB-2 mode hope this answers your query
1267536
also would like to know this myself although I have heard it was designed for Z77 and that RipJaws Z is for X79
2044007
No. The Z1 has an internal sound card with RCA unbalanced output. The audio 2 has balanced TRS output but is unnecessary with a Z1
1385998
Don't Know for sure, I would assume it would have support as long as you have your service packs up to date sp1,2,3. I run Linux Mint 17 64bit Mate desktop with no problems.