Is it good for VM 0102?
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I don'tknow.My probleminvolved a terrifically obsolete Vitamix a friend has. If your power unit (base)is less than 10years old,it might fit. Moreover, if the drive shaft is square, it will fit. I think.
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Pretty sure it is good on all Vitamix models but check the parts list for your model online
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What's the chipset of the card? According to this page from VMware, your card may not be supported out-of-the-box on a clean install. Mine is 82571EB which is deprecated. Link: http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd;=displayKC&externalId;=2056935
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Check out the differences between the 1513 and the 1512 and consider if they are worth the extra $100 to you or not. Me personally, I always try to get the latest model when it's not a bank breaker. To be honest though, 2GB of RAM and 4 ethernet ports are not that much of an upgrade. I purchased the additional 1GB of RAM for my 1512 to bump it up to 2GB, think I picked it up here on Amazon for around $30. I highly recommend getting the extra memory for the 1512 if you go that route. Here is a link on some folks talking about the differences of the 1512 and the 1513: http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=200&t;=66881&start;=75 Check out the differences between the 1513 and the 1512 and consider if they are worth the extra $100 to you or not. Me personally, I always try to get the latest model when it's not a bank breaker. To be honest though, 2GB of RAM and 4 ethernet ports are not that much of an upgrade. I purchased the additional 1GB of RAM for my 1512 to bump it up to 2GB, think I picked it up here on Amazon for around $30. I highly recommend getting the extra memory for the 1512 if you go that route. Here is a link on some folks talking about the differences of the 1512 and the 1513:... » Read More Check out the differences between the 1513 and the 1512 and consider if they are worth the extra $100 to you or not. Me personally, I always try to get the latest model when it's not a bank breaker. To be honest though, 2GB of RAM and 4 ethernet ports are not that much of an upgrade. I purchased the additional 1GB of RAM for my 1512 to bump it up to 2GB, think I picked it up here on Amazon for around $30. I highly recommend getting the extra memory for the 1512 if you go that route. Here is a link on some folks talking about the differences of the 1512 and the 1513: http://forum.synology.com/enu/viewtopic.php?f=200&t;=66881&start;=75 « Show Less
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I have one, maybe 2, for dv6408nr which is the dv6000 - I got a new one but the laptop still has non-working keys and more wrong (won't boot), so the keyboards are probably ok.
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Go to the StarTech website. You should be able to find out if it is compatible there.
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It depends not on the hardware but on your OS. You can check for compatible systems at the Evoluent website, here: https://evoluent.com/products/vm4s/
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Based on your computer memory specs, it should be. It's good if you're looking to replace. Else if you want to add more to your current system, you should look into getting the same brand and size that you have already.
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The literature I have....as well as the "System Info." on Control Panel just lists my computer as a C650D The 018 part isn't on my. My most educated guess is that it would. These keyboards are close to $50 from most places....and this was far more reasonable. Install is quite easy too.
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According to the Asus website it is. Need to have a Bios version of 0402 or greater.
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Completely agree with Superdell. It's pretty obvious where it will plug in on the MB. You should be fine.
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I don't see why not. Make sure that VMWare 5.5 supports the particular hard drive controller in the unit you buy. That's probably going to be the only thing that would prevent Vmware from working.
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A lot is going to depend on your kernel version (regardless of what distro you're running), and the actual hardware you're using (video card, monitor, etc). Having said that, I'm currently using this KVM to switch between a desktop running Fedora 18 and a laptop/docking station that's running Fedora 19 and haven't run into any showstoppers yet. Had some issues with screen resolution when I tried to replace the OOTB Nvidia video drivers with the proprietary versions, and there are some keyboard shortcuts in the documentation that I found to be glaringly absent (see my review of the product for details), but none of the issues were big enough that I couldn't use the product. HTH
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Very real. I run VirtualBox on this laptop with no trouble! Of course, virtual machines can not use more than about 900MB of RAM on this machine (I use 256MB with a FreeBSD virtual machine, but 900MB is good enough for OpenSuSE or Debian/Ubuntu using XFCE. Never tried GNOME, KDE, etc...)
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Yes, that (Intel Core i7-3770K is exactly what I used. For me, now I use it to launch Virtual Machines both Oracle VirtualBox and VMWare and I have no problem at all. It is actually extremely fast and reliable even without overclocking at all - the motherboard can do it easily. I was able to overclock to 4.2 GHz without special cooling fan and running very stable. - R.
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I'm using an IDE Western Digital laptop IDE drive. Can't be 100% about your fujitsu but I would put money on it that it will work and I'm not a betting person. I would make the purchase. It is low-risk.
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It should. I've got 8 of them I've been using with various KVMs. Occasionally the converter goes stupid and needs to be reset, this usually happens when booting the computer. Disconnect and reconnect and it usually fixes it.
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Shouldn't be a problem. I use mine with XP Pro x64 via VMWare Fusion and have had no issues.