Support for Thunderbolt connection devices in Linux?

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Support for Thunderbolt connection devices in Linux?

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What is the current level of support for Intel Light Peak connection devices in Linux? Has anyone seen any of these in a Linux system?

http://www.intel.com/technology/io/thunderbolt/index.htm

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a real Thunderbolt support is currently in kernel 3.12. Though not well-known, but it's supported as announced in the 3.12 release. And I'm running ubuntu 13.10 updated with kernel 3.12.0 on my NUC and Thunderbolt works perfectly with Caldigit Thunderbolt station, which gives me USB3/Eth/Audio/HDMI functionality without the needs to install any drivers. The true plug-and-play!

[#44057] Friday, April 7, 2023, 1 Year [reply] [flag answer]

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