Thank you all:

To Janne Johansson: 
>If both OSes show frequent crashing behaviour, it's a very strong 
>indication of that the machine is at fault.

Win8 works - though I'm getting annoyed w/all the pkgd 3rd party
Ads - ^_^. Spent a morning uninstalling useless crap that kept
giving me pop-ups asking me to try their apps. Bought my last box 
9 years ago, when accessories came in separate CDs - guess 
That's Life nowadays with a new Windoze Machine.

Thus far, the Ubuntu LiveCD (Current) works. OpenBSD LiveCD
(obviously) doesen't. I haven't been able to get a LiveUSB of any 
OS boot yet (I'm looking into it - used UNetbootin and others. 
Probably will try cook a Linux USB from a LiveCD).

I concur that it's the "machine" - due to its being a "new platform"
introduced over the Year End Holidays. Most 3rd Gen Intel iSeries
on the market (at affordable/attractive px) are i3 and i5s, 

I nabbed the i7 when I looked around for similar products (found one);
and the retailers have all sold out their wares.

The Toshiba was mfg in CHN and serviced in Tennessee. Maybe some of their
employees are BSD Ussr Group Members; and can tinker with OBSD at work.

----- Original Message -----
From: Janne Johansson
Sent: 04/19/13 01:21 AM
To: Robert Gray
Subject: Re: Follow Up - First Bug Report Submittal - Re: Unable to install 
OBSD on new Toshiba Laptop

2013/4/19 Robert Gray < robertgra...@gmx.com >Greetings; and sorry to bother:
I'm using Win8 - where apps and plugins crash often.
After writing the dialogue on paper, jggimi at Daemonforums posted a method to 
"sh MAKEDEV" in order to mount a USB to the install disk shell session and 
retrieve the dmesg. My thanks to jggimi. Granted, the crashed environment isn't 
a stable platfor!
 m; but the IIRC, the Debubber (ddb>) did allow for shell commands that 
included the dmesg command.
If both OSes show frequent crashing behaviour, it's a very strong indication of 
that the machine is at fault.
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