Anyone get this to work with Ubuntu? Ubuntu 14.04 doesn't recognize this device. Get following error ( see last line ): Aug 13 03:49:13 ubuntu kernel: [ 386.763034] usb 1-1: USB disconnect, device number 6 Aug 13 03:54:24 ubuntu kernel: [ 698.066632]...
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I don't know the answer to your question, but mine quit working altogether after about one month. I think they are garbage.
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I don't know for sure the USB is universal long as the Chrome OS can identify it you should not have any problems if not you should be able to find drivers to make it work
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Through usb and then never connects to device. This is a piece of junk. I never got it working on multiple machines. It lights up and the disk spins if your into that.
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I bought this and it literally doesn't work on anything. I've tried so many devices. I don't know if I just got a broken one or what. But it doesn't have a USB attachment.
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I'm sorry to ask a question on your question but did you every purchase the device and try it on Linux? I was also curious.
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i did not see a definitive answer. Did you ever find a USB dongle that worked?
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The website I used before apparently is down. I did however find another site that I think has the same driver. Here is the link: http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/Other-DRIVERS-TOOLS/Renesas/Renesas-Electronics-uPD720201-uPD720202-USB-30-Driver-30200.shtml I was digging through my files and THANKFULLY typed up a notepad document's worth of basic instructions for myself for future reference (if I ever had to reinstall for whatever reason). Here is the TITLE of the driver that I downloaded; It may help you in your search: "NEC/RENESAS USB3 Controller (uPD720201 & uPD720202) Drivers Version 3.0.23.0" Let me know if you can't find a working driver. I have the original saved to my HHD and can put it online for you if you would like! Hope all works out for you! -- Very Respectfully, ENS Craig Karduck, USN
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Yes, but unfortunately not with Linux. If anyone has found the drivers and software that works under Linux, please post.
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Support for this device should be available in version &gt;= 3.0 of the Linux kernel through the use of the rtl8192cu module. This means that machines running Linux kernel 3.0 or greater should have support for this device straight out of the box. You can find out your current kernel version by running the command uname -r.
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HiThere is a 4 pin plug for power and do you have USB 3.0 on your computer now if not it will not work . THX hope this help need more let me know :)
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Yes,I have tried with Ubuntu Desktop 14.0. It found the USB audio device by itself.Michael
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I bought a refurbished one that worked well on XP. When it burned out I bought a new one to replace it. The new one never worked on XP, and Cisco customer service wasn't much help. They wanted you to jump thru hoops to get an updated driver. So I gave up and just bought a Netgear USB adapter and it's worked for over 6 months now. Will it work on Ubuntu? I don't really know.....
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I have been able to get it to work. The comment from LucianG gave me a good hint on how to get the kernel module compiled. After the module is compiled then everything works like normal.I have not been able to get this device to work as an AP. It seems as the module does not allow AP mode like some of the other RealTek devices.
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i bought this to go with a usb 3.0 hub for my ultrabook laptop and the piece didn't work. the hub came with this same type of piece but that one worked fine, however it could have been something specific to my hub. sorry i know that doesn't help much.
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I'm testing it out right now, it was recognized after a reboot in emulationstation. The usb was just recognized after installing the driver from retropie_setup.sh. This is on RetroPie 2.4.2
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I odered one to use with our Asus netbook but it only worked once. I am not sure if the problem is with the device or the computer. They just don't seem compatible. We used it to download software.
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This mouse works with Ubuntu and related distros like Linux Mint 15. I've found that it works without extra drivers...Linux just recognizes it and it works.