Thanks to @phessler@bsd.network (Peter Hessler) for the pointer to the group.
By way of introduction, I worked on the "Works on Arm" project at Packet (and then Equinix) for a couple of years, doing platform enablement mostly for Linux on ThunderX, Centriq, ThunderX2, eMag, and Altra processors. Off that project now, but it's still going. Previous to that, some years ago I was at Arbor Networks when their product was built on top of OpenBSD. Along the way I picked up a Lenovo Yoga C630 "WOS" (Windows on Snapdragon) laptop, with a Snapdragon 850 SOC. It's running Windows 10 on Arm now, but I'd happily boot into OpenBSD to the extent that's possible. The expected use is to have it plugged in to Ethernet and on the network at home but not to use wifi or touchscreen or audio or 4G or really anything fancy. Didn't see any notes specifically about this device, though I know there has been some work on the Linux side. thanks Ed -- Edward Vielmetti +1 734 330 2465 edward.vielme...@gmail.com
