> OpenBSD is a fair ways off. No one has yet gone through and figured
> out what OpenBSD needs to boot without a BIOS. This shouldn't be
> especially hard just tricky.
I hope that once my company has some more resources, we will be able
to contribute to such efforts. We use only OpenBSD, never Linux, so
we might want to fund development of an OpenBSD-BIOS, when we have the
resources! Hopefully it would be done in a way that would be helpful
to all the Linux users, too. We have OS preferences, but
philosphically we support all the open-source OSes, whether it's *BSD,
Linux, EROS, Plan 9, or anything else.
> > I'm not complaining about the fact that it's not quite ready yet; I
> > think it's so cool that people are doing this.
>
> Helping is the only way to hurry this along.
I personally can barely write code in C, so you wouldn't want my
programming help, but we may be able to help in terms of donating
hardware or other things we could do. Do you need a new motherboard
to test? Maybe we could contribute it.
