> From: S V <ner...@gmail.com> > Date: Thu, 6 Jan 2022 05:28:08 +0300 > > Hello, > I was able to get mini-itx desktop mobos with new russian arm-based cpu > Baikal-M. > As proud user of OpenBSD of course I want to run it there! > Any suggestions on how to start? > > I got install70.img on usb stick and edk-ii on this board succesfully boots > to bsd.rd/bsd.sp/bsd.mp with expected problems of not booting to shell. > > I use set tty fb0 to use hdmi display (succesfully), but strugle to get usb > keyboard working with "uhub: device problem, disabling port". > > I want to try to get PCIe usb controller (board has 1 pcie slot). Will it > work this way so I can get at least kb working? Can anybody suggest card or > chip that will work with arm64 or how can I solve this problem? > > Any suggestions, advices, etc is highly welcome!
Hard to give any advice without more information. A full dmesg would be a start. In principle a USB keyboard will work with a PCIe USB card, and pretty much any PCIe USB 3.0 card will work. But this won't magically fix any issues that prevent the machine from booting to a shell. Did you try putting a USB hub between your machine and the USB keyboard? That sometimes helps working around problems like the one you're seeing.
