On Thu, Dec 08, 2016 at 11:54:55AM -0800, Bryan Vyhmeister wrote: > I just installed OpenBSD-current on my PowerMac11,2 which is the very > last generation of PowerMac G5 systems. My particular one is the quad > 2.5GHz model. > > As a sidenote, I tried installing an Intel 535 SSD and an OCZ Vertex 4 > SSD and neither was detected by the SATA controller. I had read about > that being an issue on some SSDs and that Samsung SSDs did not have this > issue with older and slower SATA chipsets. I tried a Samsung 850 Pro and > it worked fine. > > I was able to install just fine with the installer but when I rebooted > with bsd.mp, I get a panic right after cpu and memory detection due to > radeondrm. A boot -c and disable radeondrm allows the system to boot > fine but I would like to get this Radeon X1950 that I bought for this > purpose working since in theory I could have a decent Xorg experience.
Correction. The video card is actually a Radeon X1900 GT Mac G5 Edition, not an X1950 as it is shown in the dmesg. Bryan
