Hi, I have an old MSI Wind U100 netbook that currently runs Debian and I want to replace it with an OpenBSD installation. Debian currently handles nicely all the devices that I need in order to use the netbook. I am OK with any of it (even the crucial ones) being unsupported on OpenBSD. This is not a critical machine and I am pretty much devoted to start working on the code base if anything happens to be missing.
In order to prepare for such circumstances I wanted to grab as much information as possible that could help me diagnose and work on any missing device support. My ideas so far are grabbing: - lspci -vvv - lsmod - lsusb - dmesg -k - /proc/cpuinfo - dpkg -l Is there anything else that could be useful when encountering a device that worked on Debian if it happened not to work on OpenBSD that would help me attempt of adding it myself (ie. porting a driver) It's of course possible that everything will work out of the box but nonetheless I think such a list could be useful :) Regards, -- Adam Wolk adam.w...@koparo.com
