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Norm (ノーム) CastoriceBlushing @norm@shrimp.biribiri.dev
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So far the main thing that's annoying me with openbsd on this laptop is the lack of S0ix support, which is a big deal since the laptop only supports that and not the older S3 sleep mode.

So I have no working sleep on the laptop. Worst part is if I do try to tell OpenBSD to "sleep" it just force shut down the system instead, meaning the filesystem needs to be checked on startup.
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Norm (ノーム) CastoriceBlushing @norm@shrimp.biribiri.dev
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upon further research it is apparently supported and querying dmesg confirms it, but it's clearly broken
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Norm (ノーム) CastoriceBlushing @norm@shrimp.biribiri.dev
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decided to end that experiment for now, no sleep is kinda a dealbreaker on a laptop sadly

I'll try freebsd on it once s0ix support there is ready
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