Bug with suspend/resume using Intel N100 and USB-c monitor

Hi, I got a MeLE Quieter4C fanless computer on which I installed OpenBSD 7.6 and 7.6-CURRENT. Both work as expected regarding suspend/resume when using an HDMI monitor and USB-A keyboard. But when I connect the same monitor using USB-C, the computer suspends ok but on resume none of the USB connec

Rust no_std and cross-compiling

I'm attempting to follow these instructions https://zenn.dev/zulinx86/articles/rust-nostd-101 ...to create a no_std "hello world" in Rust, just to see it work, and its size and speed. I get these two errors: $cargo build --target x86_64-unknown-openbsd Compiling baremetal_rust v0.1.0 (/h

Re: vmm/vmd users running Alpine 3.21 guests

Dave Voutila writes: > Just a heads up, if you use vmm_clock[1] and virtio_vmmci[2] kernel > modules that I maintain, you'll need to pull the latest. > > Folks in Linux Land decided to twiddle some of the API surface area > forcing me to add yet another block of #elif's and kernel version checks

Much slower HTTP when relayd is put in front of httpd

Hi When an HTTP request for a (large) file is made directly to httpd, the transfer speed is what's expected from the infrastructure: a 92Mb file is transferred in under a second. However, when relayd is placed in front of httpd (running on the same host), the transfer rate drops to about 200 kB