OpenBSD on the IBM Thinkpad X20

• 600 Mhz pIII
• 20 GB IDE disk
• 2 USB ports, 1 PCMCIA (Cardbus) slot, 1 CompactFlash slot
• built-in 10/100 Ethernet (fxp0)
• big ass screen
• normal keyboard
• nifty keyboard light
• volume and brightness keys
• thin, light, fast, and nice full-sized keyboard and screen

configuration optimizations include noatime on all mounts in /etc/fstab; increased NMBCLUSTERS, BUFCACHEPERCENT, and default TCP MSS; mfs /tmp; path MTU discovery and softupdates enabled, etc.

• WACKY28 - OpenBSD 2.8 kernel config.
  APM works, PCMCIA (Cardbus) works (even for the nifty CompactFlash slot, which shows up as wd1!), USB works great (including hot-syncing my Visor) after disabling BIOS support for USB, whee. the only things that don't work (yet) are sound (Cirrus Logic CS4281 too new) and the built-in modem (probably a Winmodem).

• XF86Config3 - XFree86 3 config.

• WACKY32 - OpenBSD 3.2 kernel config.
  sound now works just fine. built-in modem is still slag.

• XF86Config - current XFree86 4 config.