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1.78 jufi 17: <h2><font color="#e00000">i386 Laptop Status</font></h2>
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1.1 deraadt 19:
1.92 nick 20: <p> This is a list of laptops known to be working with OpenBSD.
1.1 deraadt 21:
1.92 nick 22: <p> If your laptop isn't listed below doesn't mean that it won't work,
1.95 nick 23: and you will most likely find a similar model that is listed below.
24: Most laptops work very well, however some will still have minor issues.
1.92 nick 25:
26: <p> Of those that have problems,
1.1 deraadt 27: <ul>
1.5 deraadt 28: <li>Some exhibit problems with APM support. Note that <strong>apm -S</strong>
1.95 nick 29: fails to suspend some laptops.
1.38 deraadt 30: <li>Some lack sound support
1.84 mickey 31: <li>A few have subtle bugs with their PCMCIA and CardBus support
1.116 grunk 32: <li>There is currently neither Firewire nor ACPI support in OpenBSD
1.92 nick 33: <li>XFree86/X.org does not support some displays properly. Sometimes
1.94 nick 34: switching between both of them helps.
1.95 nick 35: <li>Some other built-in device doesn't work.
1.1 deraadt 36: <li>Some have problems with pcmcia card eject interrupts.
1.95 nick 37: <li>Almost all modern laptops with on-board modems have "winmodems",
38: which are not currently and are unlikely to ever be supported.
1.104 nick 39: Use a PCCard modem if you need one that works. You can
1.95 nick 40: assume any modem on the machines below does NOT work unless
41: indicated.
1.101 nick 42: <li>IBM Thinkpads (and perhaps other notebooks, too) with Phoenix-style
43: BIOSes offer a so-called "hibernation mode", where memory is
44: written to disk. You can use this feature with OpenBSD.
45: Generate the partition for hibernation using the
46: <tt>/usr/ports/sysutils/tphdisk</tt> utility from the
47: ports collection.
1.115 nick 48: <li>IBM Thinkpads with mini-PCI slots will check PCI IDs against a
49: built-in list of "allowed" devices, and thus will not work with
50: third-party cards. This behavior can be changed by using the
51: <tt>/usr/ports/misc/tpwireless</tt> utility from ports BEFORE
52: inserting the third-party card. This utility sets a "magic bit"
53: in the BIOS to disable this check.
1.1 deraadt 54: </ul>
55:
56: <p>
57: <table border=1>
1.106 nick 58: <tr valign="top">
1.1 deraadt 59: <th>Laptop</th>
60: <th>Notes</th>
1.106 nick 61: </tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.94 nick 62: Acer Aspire 1360
1.92 nick 63: </td><td>
1.97 nick 64: <p><ul>
1.106 nick 65: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
66: <li>It comes with AMD Sempron 2800+.
1.99 nick 67: <li>Everything works fine (mini-PCI slot, VIA S3 Unichrome PRO, VIA
1.94 nick 68: RhineII-2).
1.97 nick 69: </ul>
70: Contact <a href="mailto:maxim@unixconn.com">Maxim
1.94 nick 71: Bourmistrov</a>.
1.97 nick 72: <p align="left">
73: <font size=2>
74: <a href="http://www.unixconn.com/aa1360-dmesg">dmesg</a>
75: ¦
76: <a href="http://www.unixconn.com/aa1360-xorg">xorg.conf</a>
77: </font>
1.106 nick 78: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.114 nick 79: Clevo D410V
80: </td><td>
81: <p><ul>
82: <li>Works with OpenBSD 3.7-current (2005 May)
83: <li>CPU: 2.8Ghz with HyperThreading. I use it with GENERIC kernel.
84: <li>Graphics: ATI 9600. It's working fine with Xorg loaded glx.
85: DRI not working. Resolution 1400x1050 works fine.
86: <li>Ethernet: 100/1000 Realtek 8169. Working with re(4) fine.
87: <li>PCMCIA: Working with NetGear WG511T WiFi Card. ath(4)
88: <li>USB: Working. I tried with Lexar JumpDrive.
89: <li>Sound: auich(4) working ( AC97 )
90: <li>apm(8) is not working properly. Cannot apm -S:
91: <tt>apm0: APM set power state: unable to enter requested state (96)</tt>
92: <li>apm -z freezes.
93: <li>SD Card reader probably works, although I haven't tested yet.
94: <li>Infra is not working.
95: <li>CD/DVD -
96: <tt>QSI, CDRW/DVD SBW-242, UX02 SCSI0 5/cdrom removable</tt>
97: I can write cd, and view dvd.
98: </ul>
99: Contact <a href="mailto:wooh@wooh.hu">Adam Papai</a>
100: <p align="left">
101: <font size=2>
102: <a href="http://wooh.hu/~wooh/dmesg">dmesg</a>
103: ¦
104: <a href="http://wooh.hu/~wooh/XF86Config">xorg.conf</a>
105: </font>
106: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.140 grunk 107: Compaq Armada 1573DM
108: </td><td>
109: <p><ul>
110: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (April 1, 2005) works.
111: <li>PCMCIA works fine.
112: <li>XFree 4.2.1 works great (800x600x16).
113: <li>APM not tested.
114: <li>Had to use <tt>boot> machine memory +0x3000000@0x1000000</tt>
115: in order to get all 64M of memory.
116: <li>Sound does not work.
117: </ul>
1.144 ! grunk 118: Contact <a href="mailto:reidrac@usebox.net">Juan J. Martínez</a>.
1.140 grunk 119: <p align="left">
120: <font size=2>
121: <a href="http://www.usebox.net/jjm/obsd-wifi/laptop/dmesg">dmesg</a>
122: ¦
123: <a href="http://www.usebox.net/jjm/obsd-wifi/laptop/XF86Config">XF86Config</a>
124: ¦
125: <a href="http://www.usebox.net/jjm/obsd-wifi/laptop/">more info</a>
126: </font>
127: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.124 grunk 128: Dell Inspiron 500m
129: </td><td>
130: <p><ul>
131: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (June 2005) works.
132: <li>Sound, touchpad, fxp onboard NIC work fine.
133: <li>USB: able to mount flash stick read/write, even able to install
134: OpenBSD on it and boot from it
135: <li>Pressing "Fn" and uparrow/downarrow keys to configure brightness
136: works, as well as switching to external VGA
137: <li>For getting the Intel ipw2100 wireless card to work,
138: use
139: <a href="http://damien.bergamini.free.fr/ipwfw/OpenBSD/ipw-firmware-1.3.tgz">
140: Damien Bergamini's firmware package</a>.
141: <li>There was (expected) trouble with the screen resolution in X.
142: Using
143: <a href="http://damien.bergamini.free.fr/i855vidctl/">i855vidctl</a>,
144: it goes to 1400x1050 as wanted by adding the line:
145: <pre>
146: i855vidctl 5c 1400x1050
147: </pre>
148: into /etc/rc.securelevel.
149: <li>APM does not seem to work at all: Neither <tt>apmd</tt>
150: nor <tt>halt -p</tt> operate ok.
151: For any other experiences on this, contact the submitter.
152: <li>PCMCIA not tested
153: <li>No extra xorg.conf supplied, the default is OK.
154: </ul>
155: Contact <a href="mailto:baldur@pistic.org">Baldur Sigurðsson</a>.
156: <p align="left">
157: <font size=2>
158: <a href="http://pistic.org/dell-inspiron-500m-dmesg">dmesg</a>
159: </font>
160: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.143 grunk 161: Dell Inspiron 1000
162: </td><td>
163: <p><ul>
164: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
165: <li>APM causes kernel panic, no way to disable in BIOS, so disabled in
166: kernel (see dmesg).
167: <li>CD-RW/DVD-ROM works for burning CD-R/W and reading DVD-ROM and playing.
168: <li>PCMCIA, Touchpad, USB 2.0, Ethernet sis(4), and Audio (SiS 7012 AC97) work.
169: <li>Video (SiS 650L) works with X driver sis, VGA out works if configured properly in xorg.conf.
170: <li>Fn keys:
171: <ul>
172: <li>Brightness keys work without any special configuration
173: <li>Enable/disable system beep works
174: (mixerctl inputs.phone.mute=off first)
175: <li>Num Lock works (though see additional link for more info
176: on using it)
177: <li>mute and volume up/down don't seem to work (though configuration may
178: be possible)
179: <li>display change works (to a point; see link for more info)
180: <li>SysRq and Break keys not tested
181: </ul>
182: </ul>
183: Contact <a href="mailto:chjones@aleph0.com">Christian Jones</a>.
184: <p align="left">
185: <font size=2>
186: <a href="http://www.aleph0.com/computing/machines/dave/dmesg-OpenBSD-3.7">dmesg</a>
187: ¦
188: <a href="http://www.aleph0.com/computing/machines/dave/xorg.conf-OpenBSD-3.7">xorg.conf</a>
189: ¦
190: <a href="http://www.aleph0.com/computing/machines/dave/">more info</a>
191: </font>
192: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.139 grunk 193: Dell Inspiron 2500
194: </td><td>
195: <p><ul>
196: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
197: <li>You need to boot with option -c and disable apm, then disable aic.
198: <li>Integrated auich(4) works fine.
199: <li>Integrated i815 works fine.
200: <li>USB and PCMCIA work fine.
201: </ul>
202: Contact <a href="mailto:gael@lautre.net">Gael Queri</a>.
203: <p align="left">
204: <font size=2>
205: <a href="http://gael.lautre.net/blobby/dmesg">dmesg</a>
206: ¦
207: <a href="http://gael.lautre.net/blobby/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
208: </font>
209: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.94 nick 210: Dell Inspiron 4100
1.92 nick 211: </td><td>
1.97 nick 212: <p><ul>
213: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
214: <li>apmd(8) is fully functional.
215: <li>Integrated xl(4) works fine.
216: <li>Integrated auich(4) works fine.
217: <li>USB works fine with my mouse.
218: <li>Both PCMCIA slots work.
219: <li>The Modem does not work.
220: </ul>
1.96 nick 221: Contact <a href="mailto:robert@openbsd.org">Robert Nagy</a>.
1.105 nick 222: <p align="left">
223: <font size=2>
224: <a href="http://cybersport.hu/~robert/dmesg.notebook">dmesg</a>
225: ¦
226: <a href="http://cybersport.hu/~robert/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
227: </font>
1.106 nick 228: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.128 grunk 229: Dell Latitude c400
230: </td><td>
231: <p><ul>
232: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (May 24, 2005) works.
233: <li>All hardware (including wi(4), sound, X at 1024x768/24bit) works.
234: <li>Suspend sort of works: the system will go to sleep (either by
235: zzz(8), closing the lid, or Fn-Esc), but it won't wake up properly (I
236: get a flashing _ cursor) ... so, I have to hold down the power button
237: for a few seconds, reboot, and fsck.
238: <li>For some reason, unless specifically told, X will default to a
239: lower resolution. Ctrl-Alt-Backspace kicks it into gear.
240: Hardcoding 1024x768 into xorg.conf fixes it for good though.
241: </ul>
242: Contact <a href="mailto:Mark.Peoples@asu.edu">Mark Peoples</a>.
243: <p align="left">
244: <font size=2>
245: <a href="http://www.azbsd.org/~marco/obsd/laptop/dmesg">dmesg</a>
246: ¦
247: <a href="http://www.azbsd.org/~marco/obsd/laptop/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
248: </font>
249: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.122 grunk 250: Dell Latitude c610
251: </td><td>
252: <p><ul>
253: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (May 24, 2005) works.
1.124 grunk 254: <li>Audio, video (1400x1050), and onboard NIC work just fine.
1.122 grunk 255: </ul>
256: Contact <a href="mailto:steve@vitriol.net">Steve Tornio</a>.
257: <p align="left">
258: <font size=2>
259: <a href="http://vitriol.net/~steve/openbsd/latitude-c610-dmesg">dmesg</a>
260: ¦
261: <a href="http://vitriol.net/~steve/openbsd/latitude-c610-xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
262: </font>
263: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.130 grunk 264: Dell Latitude c640
265: </td><td>
266: <p><ul>
267: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (May 29, 2005) works.
268: <li>Integrated auich works fine, but one can hear a little 'crack'
269: everytime a sound is started and ended.
270: <li>xl, USB, touchpad, Trackpoint, com0, APM, carbus, integrated
271: ATI Radeon Mobility M7 LW all work fine.
272: <li>not tested: tv-out, infrared, microphone
273: </ul>
274: Contact <a href="mailto:jkossen@xs4all.nl">Jochem Kossen</a>.
275: <p align="left">
276: <font size=2>
277: <a href="http://jkossen.nl/openbsd/dmesg_laptop_dell_c640">dmesg</a>
278: ¦
279: <a href="http://jkossen.nl/openbsd/xorg.conf_laptop_dell_c640">xorg.conf</a>
280: </font>
281: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.136 grunk 282: Dell Latitude D505
283: </td><td>
284: <p><ul>
285: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
286: <li>The onboard NIC (fxp) works fine.
287: <li>ACPI-only machine, no APM support.
288: <li>The touchpad works fine, under X as well as under text consoles.
289: <li>USB 2.0 works fine: DVD writing using an external USB DVD
290: writer, as well as a USB flash device.
291: <li>Built-in CD/DVD player works nicely.
292: <li>Sound (auich) works, but it's very loud by default, especially
293: the beep. For this reason, I've put <tt>outputs.master=30</tt> in
294: /etc/mixerctl.conf.
295: <li>The Broadcom BCM4306 built-in wireless is not supported. Why? See
296: <a href="faq/faq6.html#Wireless">FAQ 6 - Wireless networking</a>.
297: <li>X.org 6.8.2 works. The maximum resolution of this machine is
298: 1024x768. Somehow it defaults to a lower resolution, so you probably
299: want an xorg.conf file. Switching from LCD to external display works,
300: but it makes the mouse pointer die and displays a few lines of crap
301: at the top of the screen.
302: The only solution seems to be to just restart X.
303: <li>Not tested: PCMCIA/Cardbus.
304: </ul>
305: Contact <a href="mailto:steven.mestdagh@esat.kuleuven.be">Steven Mestdagh</a>.
306: <p align="left">
307: <font size=2>
308: <a href="http://www.esat.kuleuven.be/~smestdag/openbsd/latitude-d505-dmesg">dmesg</a>
309: ¦
310: <a href="http://www.esat.kuleuven.be/~smestdag/openbsd/latitude-d505-xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
311: </font>
312: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.129 grunk 313: Dell Latitude D600
314: </td><td>
315: <p><ul>
1.130 grunk 316: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (June 15, 2005) works.
1.129 grunk 317: <li>Audio, video (1024x768), and onboard NIC (Gigabit Broadcom
318: 570x) work just fine.
319: <li>Built-in wireless (Dell TrueMobile 1300) not supported.
320: </ul>
321: Contact <a href="mailto:benny@bennyvision.com">Benny</a>.
322: <p align="left">
323: <font size=2>
1.130 grunk 324: <a href="http://www.bennyvision.com/projects/openbsd/dell-latitude-d600/dell_latitude_d600_current.dmesg">dmesg</a>
1.129 grunk 325: ¦
326: <a href="http://www.bennyvision.com/projects/openbsd/dell-latitude-d600/dell_latitude_d600.xorg">xorg.conf</a>
327: </font>
328: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.144 ! grunk 329: Dell Latitude D800
! 330: </td><td>
! 331: <p><ul>
! 332: <li>There are several variations of this model. This one shipped with
! 333: 2 GHz Pentium M and GeForce FX Go5650.
! 334: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
! 335: <li>LAN, USB 2.0 and serial ports work.
! 336: <li>Bluetooth and WLAN (Dell TrueMobile 1300 interal b/g mini PCI)
! 337: not detected.
! 338: <li>Function keys which control audio and power don't work.
! 339: <li>Sound works ok.
! 340: <li>To get Xorg working with 1920x1200 resulution, I used the following
! 341: <pre>
! 342: Modeline "1920x1200" 162 1920 1984 2176 2480 1200 1201 1204 1250 +hsync +vsync
! 343: </pre>
! 344: </ul>
! 345: Contact <a href="mailto:jyry@helzinki.net">Jyry Suuntala</a>.
! 346: <p align="left">
! 347: <font size=2>
! 348: <a href="http://helzinki.net/dell/dmesg">dmesg</a>
! 349: ¦
! 350: <a href="http://helzinki.net/dell/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
! 351: </font>
! 352: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.90 nick 353: Fujitsu Siemens Amilo D 7820
1.92 nick 354: </td><td>
1.97 nick 355: <p><ul>
1.106 nick 356: <li>OpenBSD 3.6 works.
357: <li>APM is not working (boot with boot -c and then disable apm).
1.97 nick 358: <li>Sound works fine.
359: <li>Everything else on the machine works.
360: </ul>
361: Contact <a href="mailto:salex@hackerhippie.de">Alexander Schmid</a>.
362: <p align="left">
363: <font size=2>
1.90 nick 364: <a href="http://softbandit.com/~pw/users/salex/dmesg">dmesg</a>
1.97 nick 365: ¦
366: <a href="http://softbandit.com/~pw/users/salex/XF86Config">XF86Config</a>
367: </font>
1.106 nick 368: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.116 grunk 369: Fujitsu Siemens Lifebook E8010 with i855/SXGA+
370: </td><td>
371: <p><ul>
372: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
373: <li>SD card reader and SVGA are not supported.
374: <li>Doesn't have APM, so there's no way to suspend
375: or <tt>'halt -p'</tt> the box.
376: <li><a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=iwi">iwi(4)</a>
377: needs an increased watchdog timeout of 10 in busy
378: environments, see
379: <a href="http://anoncvs.erisiandiscord.de/e8010/if_iwi.c.diff">
380: if_iwi.c.diff</a>
381: (with or without this diff, you might still experience 'fatal error'
382: from time to time).
383: <li>needs Xorg-current (+
384: <a href="http://perso.wanadoo.fr/apoirier/855resolution-0.3.tgz">
385: 855resolution</a> for full 1400x1050 resolution).
386: The laptop only does 1280x1024 by default.
387: <li>Everything else on the machine works.
388: </ul>
389: Contact <a href="mailto:sturm@openbsd.org">Nikolay Sturm</a>.
390: <p align="left">
391: <font size=2>
392: <a href="http://anoncvs.erisiandiscord.de/e8010/dmesg">dmesg</a>
393: ¦
394: <a href="http://anoncvs.erisiandiscord.de/e8010/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
395: ¦
396: <a href="http://anoncvs.erisiandiscord.de/e8010/if_iwi.c.diff">if_iwi.c.diff</a>
397: </font>
398: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.141 grunk 399: IBM Thinkpad 390X
400: </td><td>
401: <p><ul>
402: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
403: <li>apm(8): <tt>apm -z</tt> works fine, but cannot <tt>apm -S</tt>:
404: error message: <tt>unable to enter requested state (96)</tt>.
405: <li>USB and PCMCIA work fine.
406: <li>Sound: eso(4) is detected.
407: <li>IRDA not tested.
408: </ul>
409: Contact <a href="mailto:antonio.abenojar@hazent.com">Antonio Abenojar</a>.
410: <p align="left">
411: <font size=2>
412: <a href="http://people.hazent.com/~adl/obsd/laptop/dmesg">dmesg</a>
413: ¦
414: <a href="http://people.hazent.com/~adl/obsd/laptop/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
415: </font>
416: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.135 grunk 417: IBM Thinkpad R40
418: </td><td>
419: <p><ul>
420: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
421: <li>Suspend and suspend-to-disk work, but not while X is running.
422: Only in console mode. In X it just seems to lock up.
423: <li>Third mouse button does not work unless trackpad is disabled
424: in the BIOS.
425: <li>S-Video output port does not work.
426: <li>No special xorg.conf needed
427: <li>Everything else works.
428: </ul>
429: Contact <a href="mailto:asveikau@mail.rochester.edu">Andrew Sveikaus</a>.
430: <p align="left">
431: <font size=2>
432: <a href="http://mail.rochester.edu/~asveikau/r40.dmesg">dmesg</a>
433: </font>
434: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.94 nick 435: IBM Thinkpad T23 model 26478NU.
1.92 nick 436: </td><td>
1.97 nick 437: <p><ul>
1.101 nick 438: <li>Works fine with OpenBSD 3.7-current (April 2005).
1.97 nick 439: <li>If using a boot floppy the system may hang when probing ahc.
1.94 nick 440: Workaround: boot with -c and disable ahc.
441: A GENERIC kernel does not have this issue.
1.101 nick 442: <li>Serial ports must be enabled in BIOS.
443: <li>"ctrl:nocaps" in X puts the control key in a proper location
444: <li>Apm mostly works -- suspends OK
445: <li>Hibernation not tested, but should work with
446: <tt>/usr/ports/sysutils/tphdisk</tt> from the ports collection.
1.97 nick 447: <li>The audio chipset is supported (auich).
448: </ul>
449: Contact <a href="mailto:marc@snafu.org">Marco S Hyman</a>.
450: <p align="left">
451: <font size=2>
1.101 nick 452: <a href="http://www.snafu.org/t23/dmesg">dmesg</a>
453: ¦
454: <a href="http://www.snafu.org/t23/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
1.134 grunk 455: ¦
456: <a href="http://www.snafu.org/t23/">more info</a>
1.97 nick 457: </font>
1.106 nick 458: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.125 grunk 459: IBM Thinkpad T41p type 2373-GEU
460: </td><td>
461: <p><ul>
462: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (June 2005) works.
463: <li>Everything works fine: APM, X, onboard ethernet (em), sound,
464: usb, docking station
465: <li>onboard atheros works in 802.11b mode only
466: </ul>
467: Contact <a href="mailto:matt@arin.net">Matt Rowley</a>.
468: <p align="left">
469: <font size=2>
470: <a href="http://www.damnskippy.org/openbsd/dmesg.t41p-20050610">dmesg</a>
471: ¦
472: <a href="http://www.damnskippy.org/openbsd/xorg.conf.new">xorg.conf</a>
473: </font>
474: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.117 grunk 475: IBM Thinkpad T42 model 2373
476: </td><td>
477: <p><ul>
478: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works fine.
479: <li>See entry for the X40 for the built-in
480: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=iwi&sektion=4">iwi(4)</a> or
481: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ipw&sektion=4">ipw(4)</a>
482: 802.11 card and APM/Hibernation support.
483: <li>See entry for the X31 for Enhanced SpeedStep and the extra Thinkpad buttons.
484: <li>The alternatively built-in "Atheros AR5212 (IBM MiniPCI)" 802.11 card works with the
485: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ath&sektion=4">ath(4)</a>
486: driver.
487: <li>X.org with ATI Radeon Mobility works fine (1024x768, 24bpp).
488: <li>The built-in USB Bluetooth and infrared are not presently supported.
489: <li>The built-in
1.143 grunk 490: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=em&sektion=4">em(4)</a>
1.117 grunk 491: gigabit ethernet device works fine.
492: <li>The built-in
1.143 grunk 493: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=auich&sektion=4">auich(4)</a>
1.117 grunk 494: audio device works fine.
495: <li>The built-in fingerprint scanner found in some models is not supported.
496: </ul>
497: Contact <a href="mailto:reyk@openbsd.org">Reyk Floeter</a>.
498: <p align="left">
499: <font size=2>
500: <a href="http://reyk.wlsec.net/dmesg-t42">dmesg</a>
501: ¦
502: <a href="http://reyk.wlsec.net/xorg.conf-t42">xorg.conf</a>
503: </font>
504: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.131 grunk 505: IBM Thinkpad X23
506: </td><td>
507: <p><ul>
508: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works fine.
509: <li>Just like the IBM T23, kernels with ahc support may hang when
510: booting. Use "boot -c" and disable ahc support with "disable ahc",
511: followed by "exit" to continue booting.<br>
512: GENERIC does not have this issue.
513: <li>APM appears to work (suspends ok)
514: <li>On-board NIC fxp(4) works, including PXE booting
515: <li>On-board wireless NIC wi(4) works
516: <li>USB works (misc mice, cdrom, usb to serial devices, and memory
517: sticks all successfully tested)
518: <li>PCMCIA works (misc NICs tested)
519: <li>Built-in compact flash reader works
520: </ul>
521: Contact <a href="mailto:andreaso@it.su.se">Andreas Östling</a>.
522: <p align="left">
523: <font size=2>
524: <a href="http://people.su.se/~andreaso/OpenBSD/x23/dmesg">dmesg</a>
525: ¦
526: <a href="http://people.su.se/~andreaso/OpenBSD/x23/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
527: </font>
528: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.94 nick 529: IBM Thinkpad X31
530: </td><td>
1.97 nick 531: <p><ul>
1.106 nick 532: <li>Works with OpenBSD 3.7-current (April 2005).
533: <li>Nearly all Hardware is supported, except FireWire.
1.97 nick 534: <li>APM is well supported. Suspend mode (apm -s/zzz) works without
1.94 nick 535: problems. Hibernation (suspend to disk) works also fine but
536: requires a small MS-DOS partition with a hibernation file at the
537: beginning of the harddisk. You can create this file with tphdisk
1.97 nick 538: from ports (/usr/ports/sysutils/tphdisk).
539:
540: <li>The two extra keys around the cursor block can be configured via
541: xmodmap.
542: <li>Example:
1.94 nick 543:
1.126 grunk 544: <pre>
1.96 nick 545: xmodmap -e "keycode 233 = Page_Down"
546: xmodmap -e "keycode 234 = Page_Up"
1.126 grunk 547: </pre>
1.94 nick 548:
1.97 nick 549: <li>The integrated Intel PRO/Wireless 2100 in my X31 (Model 2672-C8G)
1.98 nick 550: works with the
551: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ipw&sektion=4">ipw(4)</a>
552: driver. But you need to download the unfree firmware first to get
553: it working. For more details read
554: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ipw&sektion=4#FILES">ipw(4)</a>.
555:
556: <li>I'm planning to replace this card with a
557: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ral&sektion=4">ral(4)</a>
558: or an
559: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=ath&sektion=4">ath(4)</a>.
1.94 nick 560: For these cards, no unfree firmware required. To replace it,
561: I'll have to <i>unlock</i> the bios first because IBM allows only
1.115 nick 562: <i>special</i> IBM mini-PCI cards to be installed. The bios can
1.97 nick 563: be patched with the tpwireless program
1.115 nick 564: (<tt>/usr/ports/misc/tpwireless</tt>, <b>use on your own risk!</b>).
1.94 nick 565:
1.97 nick 566: <li>The integrated CF-Card reader (really nice!) is supported
567: as well.
1.94 nick 568:
1.127 david 569: <li>Enhanced SpeedStep is supported. You can adjust the CPU speed
1.97 nick 570: via sysctl (<tt>sysctl hw.setperf</tt>).
1.94 nick 571:
1.98 nick 572: <li>The on-board
573: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=fxp&sektion=4">fxp(4)</a>
574: and
575: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=auich&sektion=4">auich(4)</a>
1.99 nick 576: are working without problems.
1.94 nick 577:
1.97 nick 578: <li>The keys for mute, volume up and volume down are working fine.
1.94 nick 579: No special software is required. If you'd like to get the big
580: "Access IBM" button to work and have a nice on-screen display, you
581: can install tpb from ports. (/usr/ports/sysutils/tpb) This works just
582: fine and you have nice on-screen messages when you change volume and
1.97 nick 583: brightness settings or enable/disable the ThinkLight.
584: </ul>
585: Contact <a href="mailto:b.ahlers@ba-net.org">Bernd Ahlers</a>.
586: <p align="left">
587: <font size=2>
588: <a href="http://www.ba-net.org/x31/dmesg">dmesg</a>
589: ¦
590: <a href="http://www.ba-net.org/x31/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
591: </font>
1.106 nick 592: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.102 nick 593: IBM Thinkpad X40
594: </td><td>
595: <p><ul>
1.133 grunk 596: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (June 12, 2005) works fine.
1.109 jolan 597: <li>SD Card Slot is not presently supported.
1.102 nick 598: <li>The built-in "Intel PRO/Wireless 2200BG" works only with additional
599: firmware. See
600: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=iwi&sektion=4">iwi(4)</a>
601: for more information.
1.133 grunk 602: <li>The X40 model 2386-8WU 512MB RAM/40GB HD has an Atheros AR5212
603: wireless card built in. It works with 3.7-current, but not with 3.7
604: release.
605: <li>UltraBase X4 works but is not hot-swappable. Machine locks up or
606: becomes unstable when trying to hot-plug the base. Work is being done
607: on a <a href="http://ibm-acpi.sourceforge.net">Linux ACPI driver</a>.
1.115 nick 608: <li>The use of other mini-PCI cards may be restricted by the BIOS.
1.110 nick 609: However, non-IBM supplied cards can be used after running the
610: <tt>/usr/ports/misc/tpwireless</tt> utility.
1.108 djm 611: <li>APM works fine, including suspend to hard-disk (hibernation)
1.102 nick 612: <li>If you want to use Hibernation, you must have a small
1.103 nick 613: msdos partition with a save2dsk.bin. For this, you can use
1.102 nick 614: <tt>/usr/ports/sysutils/tphdisk</tt>.
1.104 nick 615: <li>Perhaps one of the best supported notebooks because several
1.110 nick 616: developers also use it.
1.102 nick 617: </ul>
1.133 grunk 618: Contact <a href="mailto:marcus.popp@paranoidbsd.org">Marcus Popp (1)</a>
619: or <a href="mailto:steve@stevenfettig.com">Steve Fettig (2)</a>.
1.102 nick 620: <p align="left">
621: <font size=2>
1.133 grunk 622: <a href="http://www.paranoidbsd.org/x40/dmesg.37.txt">dmesg (1)</a>
1.102 nick 623: ¦
1.133 grunk 624: <a href="http://www.paranoidbsd.org/x40/xorg.conf.37.txt">xorg.conf (1)</a>
625: ¦
1.137 grunk 626: <a href="http://anywheretechnology.com/machconfigs/dmesg_tpx40_23868WU.txt">dmesg (2)</a>
1.133 grunk 627: ¦
628: <a href="http://anywheretechnology.com/machconfigs/xorg.conf.tpx40_23868WU">xorg.conf (2)</a>
1.102 nick 629: </font>
1.106 nick 630: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.91 nick 631: JVC MP-XP 7250DE
1.92 nick 632: </td><td>
1.97 nick 633: <p><ul>
1.107 nick 634: <li>OpenBSD 3.6-current (October 2004) works.
1.97 nick 635: <li>Everything works fine except APM and the built-in
636: SD card reader.
637: <li>Since OpenBSD 3.4 the boot loader does not boot correctly from
1.91 nick 638: USB CDROM on this machine -- workaround: take 3.3 and upgrade or
1.97 nick 639: boot via network or PCMCIA floppy.
640: <li>The audio chipset is supported. Wireless 802.11b PRISM 2.5 (USB)
641: is supported, too.
642: </ul>
643: Contact <a href="mailto:umaxx@oleco.net">Joerg Zinke</a>.
1.111 nick 644: <p align="left">
645: <font size=2>
646: <a href="http://people.freenet.de/umaxx/jvc-dmesg.txt">dmesg</a>
647: ¦
648: <a href="http://people.freenet.de/umaxx/jvc-xfconfig.txt">xorg.conf</a>
649: ¦
650: <a href="http://umaxx.um.funpic.de/howtos/howto_openbsd-on-jvc-mp-xp7250de.php">
651: more info</a>.
652: </font>
1.106 nick 653: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.120 grunk 654: Medion MD6100 (model no. FID2040)
655: </td><td>
656: <p><ul>
657: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (April 2005) works.
658: <li>ACPI-only machine, no APM support.
659: <li>sis0 has certain issues, see postings
660: <a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-tech&m=105760910331290&w=2">[1]</a>,
661: <a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&m=110132503025407&w=2">[2]</a>, and
662: <a href="http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=openbsd-misc&m=111251336023861&w=2">[3]</a>.
663: <li>infrared does not work under OpenBSD.
664: <li>sound is erratic, two out of three times.
665: <li>USB2.0 doesn't work (pci_intr_map: no mapping for pin D).
666: <li>To use the onboard NIC, make sure the interface is in Promiscuous
667: mode. I use `tcpdump -i sis0 -w /dev/null` to accomplish this. For
668: normal operation I add a (wireless) PCMCIA NIC.
669: Audio programs (mplayer/mpg123/ogg123/xmms/etc) simply should be
670: restarted once or twice to get proper audio.
671: </ul>
672: Overall, this laptop stinks. It's heavy, powerhungry and gets very hot
673: (too hot, often it will shut itself down to prevent meltdown).
674: A lot of hardware works only mediocre. The battery doesn't last long.
675: It's huge/bulky. It's *extremely* noisy. But, it *does* run OpenBSD.
676: And, when properly cooled, it's pretty fast (2.6 GHz). Why anyone
677: would need that much CPU in a laptop is beyond me, but it's there.
678: <p>
679: Contact <a href="mailto:weerd@weirdnet.nl">Paul de Weerd</a>.
680: <p align="left">
681: <font size=2>
682: <a href="http://www.weirdnet.nl/openbsd/dmesg/nugget">dmesg</a>
683: ¦
684: <a href="http://www.weirdnet.nl/openbsd/xorg/nugget">xorg.conf</a>
685: </font>
686: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.89 nick 687: Sony VAIO PCG C1XD
1.92 nick 688: </td><td>
1.97 nick 689: <p><ul>
690: <li>OpenBSD 3.6 works, but there are some minor issues.
1.89 nick 691: <li>USB and built-in sound (Yamaha) work just fine.
1.110 nick 692: <li>My 3com Megahertz Cardbus LAN Card
693: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=xl">xl(4)</a>
694: works ok.
1.89 nick 695: <li>Jog Dial and the mini camera were useless to me, so I never
696: tested them.
697: <li>While the GENERIC Kernel works fine, the installation ramdisk
698: kernel hangs on booting since OpenBSD 3.3 or so. Disabling the
699: cardslot and PCMCIA subsystem in UKC before booting makes the ramdisk
700: come up, too. But then you have to install from images you left on
701: the hard disk before (e. g. in a discardable filesystem in the
702: partition you want to use for swapping later), because you can't
703: access LAN or WLAN without the cardslot.
704: <li>Removing cards from the PCMCIA/Cardbus slot on a running
705: system may cause system freeze or instant reboot sometimes.
706: <li>My D-Link DWL-650 (PrismII) works for some time, but then
707: locks up and has to be reinserted to work again. This, however,
708: causes the problems mentioned above.
709: <li>APM works partly: "<b>halt -p</b>" switches off the machine, but
710: sometimes, you can't wake up from "<b>zzz</b>".
1.97 nick 711: </ul>
1.89 nick 712: Contact <a href="mailto:grunk@pestilenz.org">Alexander von Gernler</a>.
1.97 nick 713: <p align="left">
714: <font size=2>
715: <a href="http://pestilenz.org/~grunk/openbsd/vario/dmesg">dmesg</a>
716: ¦
717: <a href="http://pestilenz.org/~grunk/openbsd/vario/XF86Config">XF86Config</a>
718: </font>
1.106 nick 719: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.132 grunk 720: Sony VAIO PCG-FX602
721: </td><td>
722: <p><ul>
723: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
724: <li>Audio does not work: you have to disable auvia* in GENERIC
725: after installation.
726: <li>APM, USB and PCMCIA work fine.
727: <li>X.org runs out of the box, so no xorg.conf file supplied
728: <li>Custom hack for <tt>hw.setperf</tt>:
729: <ul>
730: <li>Apply the
731: <a href="http://www.disorder.ru/openbsd/acpi.html">ACPI-patches</a>
732: from Alexander Yurchenko.
733: <li>Then edit /usr/src/sys/conf/files and add in line 21:
734: <pre>
735: define acpibus {}
736: </pre>
737: <li>Add to /usr/src/sys/sys/malloc.conf
738: <pre>
739: #define M_ACPI 122 /* ACPI */
740: </pre>
741: <li>Comment out the Sony SPIC stuff in
742: <tt>/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf/files.i386</tt>
743: and <tt>/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf/GENERIC_ACPI</tt>
744: (This stuff does not compile for me and i don't care about it;)
745: <li>rebuild kernel, /usr/src/sbin/sysctl, /usr/src/usr.sbin/acpid[ump]
746: <li>You are now able to set hw.setperf via sysctl.
747: </ul>
748:
749: <li>I run additionally a
750: <a href="http://metawire.org/~leopold/files/cpud-0.2.tgz">utility</a>
751: I wrote to control this value automatically depending on cpu-load.
752: It is based on Laurie Tratts' <tt>perfd</tt>.
753: Just unpack and run make && sudo make install.<br>
754: This way you are able to sustain Battery life up to 2 1/2 - 3 hours.
755: And the fan stops to run permanently.
756: </ul>
757: Contact <a href="mailto:a.schlichting@lemarit.com">Alf Schlichting</a>.
758: <p align="left">
759: <font size=2>
760: <a href="http://metawire.org/~leopold/files/lap.dmesg">dmesg</a>
761: </font>
762: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.138 grunk 763: Sony Vaio PCG-Z505JSK
1.119 grunk 764: </td><td>
765: <p><ul>
1.138 grunk 766: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
767: <li>APM works fine.
768: <li>Port extender and memory stick untested.
769: <li>I had to turn on the software cursor for X to work properly, but
770: otherwise the xorg configurator worked fine.
771: <li>Lucent/Orinoco Gold Card for networking works fine.
1.119 grunk 772: </ul>
1.138 grunk 773: Contact <a href="mailto:openbsd@exnext.com">John Karabaic</a>.
1.119 grunk 774: <p align="left">
775: <font size=2>
1.138 grunk 776: <a href="http://www.exnext.com/z505dmesg.txt">dmesg</a>
1.119 grunk 777: ¦
1.138 grunk 778: <a href="http://www.exnext.com/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
1.119 grunk 779: </font>
780: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.138 grunk 781: Sony VAIO PCG-Z505N
1.119 grunk 782: </td><td>
783: <p><ul>
784: <li>OpenBSD 3.6-current (as of August 2004) runs. Installation is
785: cumbersome, though. The Sony CD drive does not boot the snapshot CD.
786: <li>Installation by USB floppy:
787: The floppy36.fs of the snapshot (august 2004)
788: can be brought to boot if one disables the
789: following (boot -c, wait for the UKC> prompt):
1.126 grunk 790: <pre>
1.119 grunk 791: disable pcibios
792: disable fxp
793: disable pcic
1.126 grunk 794: </pre>
1.119 grunk 795: <li>After this there is no USB, no PCMCIA, no Cardbus
796: and no network. This means that the laptop has
797: no input/output! So you have to put the install sets
798: on a partition from some other OS or earlier installations
799: of OpenBSD. The install script can mount ffs and msdos
800: partitions. The kernel as supplied with the snapshot
801: boots alright and recognizes all the relevant hardware
802: (no firewire, no memorystick, no JogDial).
803: <li>Sound (yds) works. The XFConfig from the OpenBSD install
804: works without modification.
805: </ul>
806: Contact <a href="mailto:vaio@weggla.franken.de">Matthias Bauer</a>.
807: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.138 grunk 808: Sony VAIO VGN-S16TP
809: </td><td>
810: <p><ul>
811: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (June 2005) works.
812: <li>Everything works just fine.
813: </ul>
814: Contact <a href="mailto:kevlo@openbsd.org">Kevin Lo</a>.
815: <p align="left">
816: <font size=2>
817: <a href="http://www.kevlo.org/dmesg">dmesg</a>
818: ¦
819: <a href="http://www.kevlo.org/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
820: </font>
821: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.142 grunk 822: Toshiba Libretto 70CT
823: </td><td>
824: <p><ul>
825: <li>OpenBSD 3.7 works.
826: <li>APM works OK.
827: <li>2 different dmesgs are supplied: (1) with wireless PCMCIA
828: card plugged in, and (2) with Xircom Wired network PCMCIA card.
829: </ul>
830: Contact <a href="mailto:fred@crowsons.net">Fred Crowson</a>.
831: <p align="left">
832: <font size=2>
833: <a href="http://www.fcbsd.com/puters/fcm37wi.txt">dmesg (1)</a>
834: ¦
835: <a href="http://www.fcbsd.com/puters/fcm37.txt">dmesg (2)</a>
836: ¦
837: <a href="http://www.fcbsd.com/puters/libretto_xorg.conf.txt">xorg.conf</a>
838: ¦
839: <a href="http://www.fcbsd.com/puters/fcm.htm">more info</a>
840: </font>
841: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.94 nick 842: Toshiba Satellite 2410S
1.92 nick 843: </td><td>
1.97 nick 844: <p><ul>
1.111 nick 845: <li>It's running OpenBSD 3.7-current (April 2005).
1.97 nick 846: <li>All stuff are working fine (graphics, sound, PCMCIA, APM,
1.106 nick 847: ethernet), except infrared and the built-in SD card reader.
1.97 nick 848: <li>There's a bug with certain toshiba laptops and XFree/X.org. Ratio is
1.94 nick 849: too quick, and some chars are repeated. To avoid that, disable
1.96 nick 850: <a href="http://www.openbsd.org/cgi-bin/man.cgi?query=X&sektion=7">X</a>'s
1.110 nick 851: kbd handling, and load a modmap with xmodmap if needed.
1.97 nick 852: </ul>
853: Contact <a href="mailto:aanriot@atlantilde.com">Alexandre Anriot</a>.
854: <p align="left">
855: <font size=2>
856: <a href="http://www.atlantilde.com/dmesg/albatros.txt">dmesg</a>
857: ¦
858: <a href="http://www.atlantilde.com/repository/config/xorg.conf">xorg.conf</a>
859: </font>
1.118 grunk 860: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.121 grunk 861: Toshiba Tecra 8000
862: </td><td>
863: <p><ul>
864: <li>OpenBSD 3.6-current (Jan 2005) works ok.
865: <li>All hardware except infrared works.
866: <li>Some issues with APM suspend/resume.
867: <li>Sound required the following change to /bsd :
868: <ul>
869: <li>In the system BIOS use the following values
1.126 grunk 870: <pre>
1.121 grunk 871: Sound = Enabled
872: --- SOUND SYSTEM ---
873: WSS I/O Address = 530H
874: SBPro I/O Address = 220H
875: Synthesizer I/O Address = 388H
876: WSS & SBPro & MPU401 IRQ Level = IRQ5
877: WSS(Play) DMA = Channel 1
878: WSS(Rec.) & SBPro DMA = Channel 0
879: Control I/O Address = 538H
880: MPU401 (MIDI I/F) = 330H
1.126 grunk 881: </pre>
1.121 grunk 882: <li>config -f -e /bsd
1.126 grunk 883: <pre>
1.121 grunk 884: ukc> disable sb
885: 193 sb0 disabled
886: 241 sb* disabled
887: ukc> change wss0
888: 197 wss0 at isa0 port 0x530 size 0 iomem -1 iosiz 0 irq 10 drq 0
889: +drq2 -1 flags 0x0
890: change [n] y
891: port [0x530] ?
892: size [0] ?
893: iomem [-1] ?
894: iosiz [0] ?
895: irq [10] ? 5
896: drq [0] ? 1
897: drq2 [-1] ? 0
898: flags [0] ?
899: 197 wss0 changed
900: 197 wss0 at isa0 port 0x530 size 0 iomem -1 iosiz 0 irq 5 drq 1
901: +drq2 0 flags 0x0
902: ukc> quit
903: Saving modified kernel.
1.126 grunk 904: </pre>
1.121 grunk 905: </ul>
906: <li>separate xorg.conf not needed, X works perfectly without one
907: </ul>
908: An older but still very useable laptop. Not too fast, but fast enough
909: for some DivX viewing with mplayer and firefox/thunderbird-use (not
910: for the impatient though, but then again, what is?). The fan can get
911: a bit loud after many power-on hours. This also impacts battery
912: lifetime, but that is to be expected. Nice and well supported.
913: <p>
914: Contact <a href="mailto:weerd@weirdnet.nl">Paul de Weerd</a>.
915: <p align="left">
916: <font size=2>
917: <a href="http://www.weirdnet.nl/openbsd/dmesg/whopper">dmesg</a>
918: </font>
919: </td></tr><tr valign="top"><td>
1.118 grunk 920: Toshiba Tecra 8100
921: </td><td>
922: <p><ul>
923: <li>OpenBSD 3.7-current (April 2005) works ok.
924: <li>All hardware except infrared works.
925: <li>Some issues with APM suspend/resume.
926: </ul>
927: Very nice laptop indeed. Quiet, boots very fast, most hardware is
928: supported. Only APM doesn't work very well. Pretty fast, not too
929: heavy, very OpenBSD-friendly - just like its predecessor, the Tecra
930: 8000. Battery can get a bit rusty, works good from 100% to 50%, then
931: drops to ~3% in minutes. Not too strange for an older machine though.
932: <p>
933: Contact <a href="mailto:weerd@weirdnet.nl">Paul de Weerd</a>.
934: <p align="left">
935: <font size=2>
936: <a href="http://www.weirdnet.nl/openbsd/dmesg/pizza">dmesg</a>
937: ¦
938: <a href="http://www.weirdnet.nl/openbsd/xorg/pizza">xorg.conf</a>
939: </font>
1.92 nick 940: </td></tr>
1.1 deraadt 941: </table>
942:
1.110 nick 943: <p> If your laptop under OpenBSD is not listed above, feel free to mail
944: <a href="mailto:www@openbsd.org">www@openbsd.org</a> to cure this.
1.111 nick 945: Please supply as much information as possible, such as:
1.110 nick 946: <ul>
947: <li>Notebook exact manufacturer, name and model.
948: <li>Latest OpenBSD version known to work on it (must be the latest
949: release or -current).
950: <li>List of working/not working things with OpenBSD.
951: <li>List of hacks you used to get certain things running.
952: <li>Links to your dmesg and xorg.conf.
953: <li>Contact name and email address.
954: </ul>
955:
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957: <a href="mailto:www@openbsd.org">www@openbsd.org</a><br>
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