Hi,
this one is just for the record, as I had a hard time finding a
suitable miniPCIe WiFi adapter for a Soekris 6501 (that's easily
available in DE).
The Ubiquity SR71-E works surprisingly well in -current, I'm
tempted to outright recommend it (amongst others because of its
high range).
On Thu, 02 16:08 , Jason McIntyre wrote:
...
high range). Appending it to the list of supported hardware would
make sense.
...
which list of supported hardware are you referring to? this chipset is
already listed as supported in athn(4).
Pardon me, I thought the list also had card
On Wed, 18 23:30 , mufurcz wrote:
Anybody using/tested these wireless cards with OpenBSD?
Unfortunately, I can't find the chip-set specs.
http://www.asus.com/Networks/Wireless_Adapters/WL167G_V3/#specifications
I have the predecessor version of that stick for some time (years?) now.
Has
On Sun, 15 21:18 , STeve Andre' wrote:
On 01/15/12 20:52, Stuart Henderson wrote:
On 2012-01-15, Markusli...@neuronenwerk.de wrote:
I'm in the process of finding out why my Ubiquity SR7-e PCIe
module worked perfectly with the 29.12.2011-snapshot, while I
only see problems with the
Hi,
when stumbling over a SD CSD version 3 card error yesterday, I
spotted that NetBSD already extended the sdmmc driver for
recognizing information in the cards extended CSD field.
Are there any objections to re-integrate this new code into
OpenBSD?
Cheers,
/Markus
On Fri, 11 10:47 , Otto Moerbeek wrote:
Well, we are slowly moving away from any CHS considerations in
disklabel. For various reasons it is not yet possible to completely do
away with CHS in all cases. But for most purposes and with LBA capable
disks, you can use ANY offset. Just put in
Hi,
I recently bought a SSD disk to pimp ye ol X40 notebook. The device is a
Mach Xtreme Technology Nano 44Pin Series 1,8 Zoll PATA SSD - 60G (see
dmesg below). Currently, it looks as if my expectations towards gain in
snappiness, power consumption and quietness are met.
After roaming a number
Thanks Otto,
this is somehow obvious, nevertheless there are tools relying on the
partition layout, like disklabel (at least regarding the start of the
partition).
So essentially, every start above the first sector (ie. the MBR) would be
acceptable? I see that the installer suggests sector 2 as
Hi,
here's an approach I'm using for years now, giving me much more
than the usual granularity when using USB hotplug devices:
http://www.neuronenwerk.de/files/usb-hotplug.c
http://www.neuronenwerk.de/files/attach
All the best,
/Markus
Hi,
working on setting up some crypto tokens, I noticed some
differences to Free/NetBSD on handling the ugen devices.
If a device is attached, the kernel reports it as ugenX, as it
does it also on the other BSDs. Though /dev/ugenX itself doesn't
exist on OpenBSD, so it can't be talked to.
On Wed, Mar 01, 2006 at 03:33:21PM -0500, marrandy wrote:
Has anyone tried VIA Eden fanless at 1GHz yet or the new Eden-N or NL (Luke
series) yet ? If so, how did they perform.
I used to have one of them with a HD plugged.
They perform quite well, as long as you keep them cool enough
under
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 04:36:12PM -0300, Gustavo Rios wrote:
Hey folks,
i am trying to set my desktop serial console in order to be able to
have serial access to my soekris box.
The probably easiest way is a
tip -BAUDRATE TERM
# tip -19200 tty00
/Markus
On Tue, Feb 28, 2006 at 04:36:12PM -0300, Gustavo Rios wrote:
Hey folks,
i am trying to set my desktop serial console in order to be able to
have serial access to my soekris box.
I wonder how should i configure my local (desktop box) serial to do
it? I known, the FAQ does not explain what
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