6.7-BETA (today's snapshot). Lenovo ThinkPad P1 2nd gen with two NVMe inside.
Windows on /dev/sd1 Installed OpenBSD on /dev/sd0 (a 1TB Samsung 970 pro) /dev/sd0 has had FreeBSD and Arch Linux on it successfully. Installed via USB just fine. Fresh [W]hole disk install. Just default install, no encryption or RAID. BIOS has sd0 as the preferred startup device. But after reboot, Windows comes up. Hmm… I reboot with manual boot override to select sd0/OpenBSD. Nope. Won't. Just instantly goes back to menu. So I installed same 6.7-BETA on an external SSD via USB-eSATA. Same thing. Installed fine. But laptop won't let it boot from that drive. In BIOS: "secure boot" and "memory protection" all off. And FWIW, settings haven't changed since FreeBSD was running successfully on this laptop yesterday. Any suggestions on what else I could try to make it boot? Thank you.
