Lack of 802.11ac support was very obvious when I tried to stream through wifi a blu-ray mkv rip from my FreeNAS. drm-kmod and Compton compositor ensured beautiful graphics and no tearing whatsoever but I've spotted constant glitches on sub-menus of Cairo dock.ħ. No chance to make sleep / resume working on this laptop.Ħ. I could not install VLC even from ports.ĥ. 3-5% in Windows with DXVA) but only in windowed mode, in full screen the video had constant frame drops and was not fluid.Ĥ.

HW Video acceleration with MPV and VAAPI / libva-intel-media-driver worked quite well (24-30% CPU load vs. HPLIP for HP printer did not work, neither from pkg nor from ports, it failed to install due to a missing 32 bits library and I did not manage to use my HP with CUPS.ģ. MakeMKV does not exist on FreeBSD except a very limited version which is very old, hence no chance to use the laptop in case I want to rip a blu-ray disk.Ģ.

I could not mount an USB Blu-Ray drive neither with autofs nor with 3rd party tools like automount or DSBMD/DSBMC, USB HDD and Memory Sticks worked well. Other hickups encountered which made me drop FreeBSD for the moment, maybe I'll come back in the future. In the end this is a deal breaker for me since we are talking about a laptop, if it was a desktop would have been a different case. In the device manager manager it shows clearly that is connected via I2C but it does not show the brand of the producer. Hi again, I have removed FreeBSD 12 STABLE and installed Win 10 on the laptop, touchpad was recognized immediately as it was also the case on Ubuntu 18.10.

I2c hid device not working touchpad