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Thinking about switching to Linux OEM but ...
I'm currently running my Sage server on a Windows box. I'd like to switch it over to Linux OEM but:
- I understand the Windows license will not work. If I ask nicely will Sage convert my Windows license to Linux OEM? - I have an nVidia DualTV card and understand it is not supported. Any ideas or guesses on when it will be supported? - I have an old Hauppauge 250 "Roslyn" card. I can't tell if this card is supported or not. Anybody know for sure? Thanks, Tom
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Sage Server: 8th gen Intel based system w/32GB RAM running Ubuntu Linux, HDHomeRun Prime with cable card for recording. Runs headless. Accessed via RD when necessary. Four HD-300 Extenders. |
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-nVidia Dual TV-no idea when. Heck they haven't even updated their Windows drivers so you can run two of the cards in the same box. -it's says the pvr250 is supported-even though it's Roslyn there are Linux drivers for it-worth a try. Gerry
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