On 2006/09/05 21:20, Alejandro wrote: > I read www.openbsd.org/amd64.html and i have doubts with the chipset, > audio and lan.
audio is probably azalia(4), lan is probably nfe(4) - MCP55 is listed (not MCP55PXE but I bet that just indicates there's a BIOS module for network-booting). You might need a snapshot (or 4.0 when it's available) and remember there's a choice of i386 and amd64 kernels, as well as GENERIC/GENERIC.MP. The best way is to buy the board somewhere that will allow you to exchange it if it doesn't work with OpenBSD, otherwise it would also be helpful if you could at least boot an install CD on a machine with the same motherboard, but of course these things aren't always possible. Unless someone has tried this particular board you won't know for sure whether it works, but in general: common motherboards seem to work reasonably well, you're most likely to see problems with specialist boards (server etc) or boards with parts that aren't very common.
