Hardware Support Matrix for Linux

Product Items/Features
(Blank box or unlisted -> component is NOT functional w/ as-is OS)
RHEL WS 6.2 or later
(x86 & x86_64)
SLED11 SP2 or later
(x86_64)
HP Workstation Base System
Base system includes: Chassis, System Board, USB, Power Supply, etc.
HP Localization Kit
9 9
Software
Remote Graphics Software
All Supported Processors
All Supported Processors (single-CPU configs)
Hyperthreading
Firmware Features
CSM (Compatibility Support Module) Mode
2.1 UEFI Mode
Intel AMT remote manageability
Graphics Card (Video Card) (see footnote 10)
Intel Onboard Graphics
3 3
NVIDIA Quadro Q500M
5 5
NVIDIA Quadro Q1000M
5 5
NVIDIA Quadro Q3000M
5 5
NVIDIA Quadro Q4000M
5 5
NVIDIA Quadro K3000M
6 6
NVIDIA Quadro K4000M
6 6
System RAM
Minimum (GB)
2GB 2GB
Maximum (GB)
32GB 32GB
Hard Disks (see footnote 11)
All Supported SSD Disk Drives
All Supported SATA Disk Drives less than 3TB
Support SATA Disk Drives 3TB and larger 7 7
All Supported USB Drive Keys
Network Cards (no modem support)
Wireless LAN (Intel Centrino 6230 or 6235)
8
Onboard Components
Onboard LAN - Intel 82579 Gigabit Ethernet
Integrated 6 in 1 Card Reader
Onboard Audio (IDT 92HD91 codec)
4 4
Onboard SATA RAID
1 1
Onboard USB 3.0
Removable CD/DVD Media
HP 8x DVD-ROM Drive
HP BD-RE (Blu-Ray writer)
Input/Output Devices (no spaceball support)
HP Optical Scroll Mouse, USB
HP Standard Keyboard, USB
HP Wireless AIO Keyboard/Mouse
TPM Module/ Smart Card
HP Printers
2 2
All Supported Monitors
footnote 6 - For K3000M and K4000M graphics on Linux, NVIDIA driver version 304.51 or later is required.
footnote 7 - In general, single drives or volumes larger than 2.2TB can only be fully accessed using GPT formatting. OSes listed can format GPT for the boot drive or
volume but may require installation of UEFI boot support, and can access GPT-formatted data volumes.
footnote 11- The Z1 All-in-One can support up to two 2.5-inch SATA drives or one 3.5-inch SATA drive.
Linux Hardware Matrix for HP Workstations
HP Z1 All-in-One Workstation
This page is not complete without the General Notes (first page of the matrix).
footnote 4 - Depending on the OS release, the kernel ALSA driver may not enable all audio functions; some earlier kernels enable headphones but not speakers.
footnote 5 - For NVIDIA Quadro graphics on Linux, HP requires NVIDIA driver versions 295.20 or later for proper Z1 built-in display support.
footnote 1 - Hardware RAID is not supported on SATA drives.
footnote 2 - For more info about Linux driver support for HP printers, go to http://www.hplip.net.
footnote 3 - Depending on the OS release, the kernel DRM and X.org "Intel" driver may not support the Z1 built-in display correctly.
footnote 8 - The 6235 wireless controller requires updates to the SLED 11 SP2 kernel support and firmware package. The updates are available from SUSE, and are also
included in 2013 versions of the HP drivers kit (see footnote 10).
footnote 9 - HP systems can usually be ordered with a localization that affects documentation, keyboards, and other components. Typical Linux distributions are not
installed as pre-localized, but the user can choose a language and keyboard layout during post-installation configuration, or during the "first boot" when the OS comes
preloaded on the system.
footnote 10 - Get the latest drivers: "HP Installer Kit for Linux - HP Driver CD for Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6" and "HP Installer Kit for Linux - HP Driver CD for SUSE Linux
Enterprise Desktop 11" ISO images from http://www.hp.com/support/z1. Under Download options, select Get drivers, software & firmware.
862609-009 Released May 2019