[scottro]

I was playing around with putting OpenBSD on a Yoga2 laptop that I have. FreeBSD doesn't see the wireless card and currently only the vesa driver works (which is painfully slow).

I was getting two messages which spammed the screen upon booting from the USB. One had to with an uhidev. I was able to stop that one by using boot -c and then disable uhidev.

The second one however, reads "ELAN Touchscreen" rev 2.00/0.18 addr 5 at hub0 port 7 not configured. Is there a boot -c disable that I can use on this? (The only methods to disable the touchscreen that I have found so far are by using Windows tools, and I don't have Windows on this.)

I found one similar request in my google travels, from Oct. 15, but it appears that it was never answered.

This is with OpenBSD's install59.fs on a USB.

I don't care about the touchscreen, this wasn't a laptop that I bought for myself. Runs well, with a bit of work, with most flavors of Linux.

Thanks for any input. (Pun intended---ok, ok, I can see myself out.) :-(