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OS Compatibility Chart X11SCV-LX11SCQ-L 32 bit Windows OS Windows 8.1 Enterprise Windows 10 32 bit Linux OSRedHat Linux EL 6.8 Fedora 25 Fedora 26 SuSE SLES 11 SP4 Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS Ubuntu 16.10 FreeBSD 10.3 FreeBSD 11 64 bit Windows OS(There are CPU/Memory limitations, please see legend below)Windows 8.1 Enterprise Windows 10A2 Windows 10 IoT Enterprise A2 Windows Server 2012 R2 Windows Server 2016 Hyper-V Server 2016 64 bit Linux OSRedHat Linux EL 6.8 RedHat Linux EL 6.9 RedHat Linux EL 7.3 RedHat Linux EL 7.4 Fedora 25 Fedora 26 SuSE Leap 42.2 SuSE Leap 42.3 SuSE SLES 11 SP4 SuSE SLES 12 SP1 SuSE SLES 12 SP2 Ubuntu 16.04.1 LTS Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS Ubuntu 16.04 Ubuntu 16.10 Ubuntu 17.04 Solaris 11.3 Oracle Linux 7.2 Oracle Linux 7.3 FreeBSD 10.3 FreeBSD 11 CentOS 7.2 CentOS 7.3 VMware OS *Vmware ESXi 6.5d Vmware ESXi 6.5u1 Citrix OS *XenServer 7.1 UEFI BOOT SupportWindows 8.1 Enterprise 64bit Windows 10 64bitA2,3 Windows 10 IoT Enterprise 64bit A2 Windows Server 2012 R2 64bit Windows Server 2016 64bit Hyper-V Server 2016 64bit RHEL 6.8 64bit RHEL 6.9 64bit RHEL 7.3 64bit RHEL 7.4 64bit RHEL 7.5 64bitC1A2,3 Fedora 25 64bit SLES 11 SP4 64bit SLES 12 SP3 64bitA2 Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS 64bit Ubuntu 17.04 64bit FreeBSD 11 64bit FreeBSD 11.1 64bitA2 CentOS 7.3 64bit CentOS 7.4 64bitA2 Vmware ESXi 6.5u1 XenServer 7.1 * Motherboards were tested within system configurations for VMware operating systems. Please check VMware's system compatibility list for complete list of Supermicro VMware certified systems.** Minimum OS tested with basic system configuration*** Supermicro supports RedHat Linux EL 7.1 with Intel Xeon E3-1200 V5 CPULEGEND: A2 - i-SATA/SATA (w/o RAID, AHCI mode) A3 - i-SATA/SATA (w/ RAID) A4 - sSATA (w/ RAID) A5 - sSATA (w/o RAID, AHCI mode) A6 - tSATA (w/o RAID, AHCI mode) A6R - tSATA (w/ RAID) B1 - SAS (IT mode) B2 - SAS (IR mode) B3 - SAS (SR/IMR mode) C1 - NVMe C2 - NVMe w/ RAID D1 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2008 IR Mode) D2 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2008 IT Mode) D3 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2008 iMR Mode) D4 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2108 MegaRAID(4.x)) D5 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2208 MegaRAID(5.x)) D6 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2308 IR Mode) D7 - UIO (Controller: LSI 2308 IT Mode) D8 - UIO (Controller: LSI 3008 IR Mode) D9 - UIO (Controller: LSI 3008 IT Mode) D10 - UIO (Controller: LSI 3108 MegaRAID(6.x)) E1 - AEP ^ - Only support with Intel Skylake CPUMaximum Physical Processors Supported for Various Windows VersionsMemory Limits for Windows ReleasesMinimum Windows Processor RequirementsUse Condition Legend:DL: stands for Driver Limitation. OR: stands for OS Requirement.PL: stands for Project Limitation.PR: stands for Platform Requirement.PV:

Terms and rules Privacy Security You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. Home Forums General Development Phoenix OS Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development Apr 29, 2018 #1 So I currently have Win10 and Ubuntu installed each on a separate partition. I installed Phoenix OS through windows and it didn't add up on grub. I have to select Win10 through grub and then when Win10 boots up I have to start Phoenix OS through shortcut which reboots my system to Phoenix OS. What I want is to install Phoenix OS on Ubuntu's partition and add it to grub menu. Anyone kind enough to help me with this? Note that made a bootable Phoenix OS USB but it didn't work (didn't work as it doesn't boot at all, doesn't even detect it). Apr 30, 2018 #2 So I currently have Win10 and Ubuntu installed each on a separate partition. I installed Phoenix OS through windows and it didn't add up on grub. I have to select Win10 through grub and then when Win10 boots up I have to start Phoenix OS through shortcut which reboots my system to Phoenix OS. What I want is to install Phoenix OS on Ubuntu's partition and add it to grub menu. Anyone kind enough to help me with this? Note that made a bootable Phoenix OS USB but it didn't work (didn't work as it doesn't boot at all, doesn't even detect it). Used Rufus ? If Rufus can't made live boot possible ,i doubt any other will make .For Ubuntu installation ,check there are various guides around to put Phoenix Os files on root of Ubuntu in seperate folder and edit 40custom to point kernel and initrd Similar threads Home Forums General Development Phoenix OS Phoenix OS News, Q&A & Development Top Liked Posts There are no posts matching your filters. So I currently have Win10 and Ubuntu installed each on a separate partition. I installed Phoenix OS through windows and it didn't add up on grub. I have to select Win10 through grub and then when Win10 boots up I have to start Phoenix OS through shortcut which reboots my system to Phoenix OS. What I want is to install Phoenix OS on Ubuntu's partition and add it to grub menu. Anyone kind enough to help