HP Mini 210-4150NR and Ubuntu Does anyone know if there are any compatibility issues with this machine and Ubuntu?
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I cannot say about HP, but Ubuntu 12.04 works great on Acer aspire D270 which is based on the same Atom N2600 CPU. EVERYTHING worked out of the box for me, including card reader, WiFi, Function keys, suspend, etc.!
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Intel's Cedar Trail Atom processors use a proprietary graphics chipset. Intel has outsourced drivers to an outside company, and the drivers are Windows 7 only. Stay away from this generation of Atom (the N2600 through 2800). The next generations of Atom (Medfield and Clover Trail) will move graphics development back in house, and thus, perhaps Intel will resume Linux Support.
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That is all correct for this model. The specs are customizable so the HP website won't be able to provide specifics on any model, but this one has all of the features mentioned in your question.
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Hey if it have the correct drivers it should work, if your miniPC is working with windows it should work if not try checking the website http://www.vantecusa.com/en/product/view_detail/439 also make sure it has sub 2.+ To work
755249
I'm sorry, but I cannot answer your questions. I would get in touch with HP and ask your question.
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PC manfacturers should publish a list of compatible RAM for each system they sell. You should contact HP if you have any doubts.
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ubuntu has inbuilt support for most of the printers. If you find issue most of the OEM provide drivers else you can get help from community. askubuntu.com
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I couldn't find an answer online and have no experience with your model laptop. I suggest a quick call to HP support.
2020849
I've only used it with an HP & a Dell... I'd try contacting the seller for that info
2237004
Yes, it works fine for that HP mini model. I purchased one and it works fine.
1889893
I can't tell you if the drivers are all compatible, however the N40L doesn't have an internal USB that I could find. You can have it on an external USB port if you like. If you're familiar with the HP site, you could download the necessary drivers and all should work well.
1311569
Sorry! It's just a cheap awful printer. It will not work more than it will. Abandon it and chop it up as HP doesn't make good printers anymore.
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Mine works just fine, but my manual does not specify the individual specific model. It refers to the "1310 series" All-in-One printers, "Power Specifications: Power consumption: 80 W maximum. Input voltage: AC 100 to 240 V - 1 A 50-60 Hz, grounded. Output voltage: DC 32V===940 mA, 16V===625 mA." If you have your owners manual, start there and match the requirements. If not, go to HP.com and see if you can find the power specifications. Good luck!
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Windows XP? What is that? (lol) I have no idea. It would be best to look the printer up on the HP website and read the requirements.
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Works fine for me but I would recommend using a lightweight distro. What are you planning on using it for?
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i am quite sure that it is..at worst you may have to download an update from hp for the driver.
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I just answered my own question: here is the PSU (ITS LAME!)http://the-gadgeteer.com/2009/02/09/hp-mini-1000-netbook-review/Scroll down a bit to see the pic.
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The hardware should be compatible. The biggest variable will be the OS. If you are using Microsoft Windows, it'll work. Linux would depend on the distro / configuration (you should be able to get it to work with any of them, but the process is likely to be harder, and getting the burning to work may be non-trivial).