If you have new hardware and would like to run OpenBSD on it, send in your dmesgs and device dumps to dmesg@. Developers don't always have access to the latest stuff, so it helps to know what works and what doesn't. Bug reports go to the public bugs@ list.
Set $model to something specific, like the model of your machine. Also check for typos below, mine or yours. On OpenBSD (i386/amd64): $ sudo pkg_add usbutils $ mkdir $model; cd $model $ sudo acpidump -o $model $ for i in *; do b64encode $i $i >> $model_dump.txt; done; $ dmesg > $model_dmesg.txt $ sudo pcidump -vxxx > $model_pcidump.txt $ sudo lsusb -v > $model_lsusb.txt On Linux: (..install pciutils usbutils sharutils acpidump) $ mkdir $model; cd $model $ sudo acpidump -o $model.hexdump $ acpixtract -a $model.hexdump && rm -f $model.hexdump $ dmesg > $model_lindmesg.txt $ for i in *; do uuencode -m $i $model.$i >> $model_dump.txt; done; $ sudo lspci -vvxxx > $model_lspci.txt $ sudo lsusb -v > $model_lsusb.txt Mail the resulting text files and your dmesg uncompressed and inline. A descriptive subject with a few words in the message body are appreciated. If you're in a position to donate, developers are always looking for various things, including replacement laptops. Which helps to get unsupported hardware into the hands of someone capable of fixing it. http://www.openbsd.org/want.html http://www.openbsd.org/donations.html :-) -Bryan.
