Answering my own post to help anyone who might run into this. I finally caved in and looked at the Vendor ID of the hardware that was missing a driver. It actually had nothing to do with the PowerPC Processor but was rather the EVGA Killer Xeno Pro network card. Dell did have a driver under network devices called Killer NIC 128mb PCIe from Bigfoot but I wasn't aware I need it. This machine was purchased for a faculty member who need the high end graphics and power supply and isn't going to be gaming so thus my ignorance on the special configuration.
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June 21st, 2010 14:00
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Answering my own post to help anyone who might run into this. I finally caved in and looked at the Vendor ID of the hardware that was missing a driver. It actually had nothing to do with the PowerPC Processor but was rather the EVGA Killer Xeno Pro network card. Dell did have a driver under network devices called Killer NIC 128mb PCIe from Bigfoot but I wasn't aware I need it. This machine was purchased for a faculty member who need the high end graphics and power supply and isn't going to be gaming so thus my ignorance on the special configuration.