Dell Latitude E6440/E6540 Ubuntu Driver Package (Ubuntu 12.04.2)
AUTO INSTALLED This file was automatically installed as part of a recent update. If you are experiencing any issues, you can manually download and reinstall.This package provides Dell Latitude E6440/E6540 Ubuntu Driver Package (Ubuntu 12.04.2) and is supported on Latitude models that are running the following Windows Operating System: Ubuntu 12.04)
To view all drivers for your Latitude E6440, go to Drivers and downloads.
Recommended
Loading the latest available version of the driver...
This is the latest Dell validated version of this driver
This is not the latest Dell validated version of this driver
E6440_E6540_A11.fish.tar.gz | 97.6 MBEnter the Service Tag of your device to check the compatibility of this download with your device.
This is a large file. Depending on your connection speed, it may take some time to download.
File Format:
A gnu zip file for software installation
File Name:
E6440_E6540_A11.fish.tar.gz
File Size:
97.6 MB
Format Description
This format consists of gnu zip files for software installation.
To ensure the integrity of your download, please verify the checksum value.
MD5:
df8bbada2b6c51fac1ea6a6b5975e158
SHA1:
1bbd0c59778491688b998ff310e979ccd0e4b9c6
SHA-256:
0379d80cc18d685f2c9ea423e38a6140244e090394fd7caff1e9b4dcb49a57e2
Sign in to Windows as an admin to use automatic scan. If your're already signed in as an admin and seeing this message, please reboot.
Your system is managed by your IT admin and features might be limited.
Find more updates. Use SupportAssist to find all the latest driver updates for your device.
Version
A10, A10
Release date
18 Dec 2013
Download Type
Driver
Category
Chipset
Importance
CriticalDell Technologies highly recommends applying this important update as soon as possible. The update contains critical bug fixes and changes to improve functionality, reliability, and stability of your Dell system. It may also include security fixes and other feature enhancements.
Supported Operating Systems
Ubuntu® 12.04
Looking for a different OS? View the list of Dell supported operating systems
Applies to
Intel Chipset Device Software
Installation instructions
1) Download the latest Dell Ubuntu image from http://goo.gl/s4Atrh.
2) Create a bootable USB stick or DVD with the Dell Ubuntu image.
a) From Windows, to burn a bootable DVD: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-windows
b) From Ubuntu, to burn a bootable DVD: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-ubuntu
c) From Ubuntu to burn a bootable USB stick: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu
3) Boot the system on which you plan to install Ubuntu from the USB stick or DVD you created previously. You may need to press F12 at the Dell logo screen when you turn on the machine to get a boot device selection menu.
4) Choose the target installation drive and follow the on-screen directions to install Ubuntu
5) During the install, system may reboot a couple of times.
6) After install is completed, you will be dropped to the login screen
7) Login to the system and download the single driver package
a) If target system has Internet access, download driver package directly from the browser to the system
b) If target system does not have Internet access, download driver package on an alternate system that has Internet access and copy it over to the target system using removable storage media such as a USB key.
8) Click the folder icon in the Unity panel on the target system and locate the downloaded driver package file.
9) Double click the driver package file.
10) Follow the on-screen directions to install all drivers.
11) At the end of the driver installation procedure, you will be prompted to reboot the system. Reboot the system.
2) Create a bootable USB stick or DVD with the Dell Ubuntu image.
a) From Windows, to burn a bootable DVD: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-windows
b) From Ubuntu, to burn a bootable DVD: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/burn-a-dvd-on-ubuntu
c) From Ubuntu to burn a bootable USB stick: http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop/create-a-usb-stick-on-ubuntu
3) Boot the system on which you plan to install Ubuntu from the USB stick or DVD you created previously. You may need to press F12 at the Dell logo screen when you turn on the machine to get a boot device selection menu.
4) Choose the target installation drive and follow the on-screen directions to install Ubuntu
5) During the install, system may reboot a couple of times.
6) After install is completed, you will be dropped to the login screen
7) Login to the system and download the single driver package
a) If target system has Internet access, download driver package directly from the browser to the system
b) If target system does not have Internet access, download driver package on an alternate system that has Internet access and copy it over to the target system using removable storage media such as a USB key.
8) Click the folder icon in the Unity panel on the target system and locate the downloaded driver package file.
9) Double click the driver package file.
10) Follow the on-screen directions to install all drivers.
11) At the end of the driver installation procedure, you will be prompted to reboot the system. Reboot the system.
Drivers help and tutorials
For more downloads go to the Drivers and downloads.
For help on using the information on this page, please visit Driver Help and Tutorials.