I have a Killer Nic M1 network card and it is not supported OTB (out of the box) if you could add support for it by eather adding the driver to the os or something so it works that would great
product info page - http://www.bigfootnetworks.com/killer-nic-m1/
Linux Driver download page - http://www.bigfootnetworks.com/Support/ ... &nav=0,2,8
Network card not supported
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DGMurdockIII
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Network card not supported
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Husse
Re: Network card not supported
I did not find anything in the link to driver download, but that may be because of NoScript
Run lspci (l is a lower case L) and post and we'll see what gives
It is very unusual for ethernet cards not to be supported (almost only via-rhine)
Looking at the product page I'd call it Killer rip card - you'll never get bang for the buck for a NIC that costs $250
Run lspci (l is a lower case L) and post and we'll see what gives
It is very unusual for ethernet cards not to be supported (almost only via-rhine)
Looking at the product page I'd call it Killer rip card - you'll never get bang for the buck for a NIC that costs $250