Re: [TESTING] Intel hardware from Yonah through Arrow/Lunar Lake
- In reply to: Abdelkader Boudih: "[TESTING] Intel hardware from Yonah through Arrow/Lunar Lake"
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Date: Wed, 19 Aug 2026 18:38:16 UTC
Hello, there is one behaviour relating to westmere graphics that has been plaguing me for some time,for some time drm-612-kmod has been broken for my westmere igpu on 16-current,any attempt at X11 always ended up in failure until i did some digging and reached to some assumptions,i would be really glad if you could help verifying those assumptions,for more details please see https://github.com/freebsd/drm-kmod/issues/481 and https://lists.freebsd.org/archives/freebsd-stable/2026-August/004276.html Thank you On Wednesday, August 19th, 2026 at 11:30 PM, Abdelkader Boudih <freebsd@seuros.com> wrote: > I can test FreeBSD diffs across pretty much the entire modern Intel x86 generation range: > > - 2006 - Yonah > - 2006-2007 - Merom > - 2007-2009 - Penryn > - 2008-2010 - Nehalem > - 2010-2011 - Westmere > - 2011 - Sandy Bridge > - 2012 - Ivy Bridge > - 2013-2014 - Haswell > - 2014-2015 - Broadwell > - 2015-2016 - Skylake > - 2016-2017 - Kaby Lake > - 2017-2019 - Coffee Lake > - 2018-2019 - Whiskey Lake > - 2018-2019 - Amber Lake > - 2019-2020 - Coffee Lake Refresh > - 2019-2020 - Comet Lake > - 2019-2020 - Ice Lake > - 2020-2021 - Tiger Lake > - 2021 - Rocket Lake > - 2021-2022 - Alder Lake > - 2022-2023 - Raptor Lake > - 2023-2024 - Raptor Lake Refresh > - 2023-2024 - Meteor Lake > - 2024 - Lunar Lake > - 2024 - Arrow Lake > > Some are laptops, others are desktops, various vendors. Some have broken hardware - faulty keyboards, trackpads, displays, batteries, or whatever else died over the years - but all of them run FreeBSD 16 with 4 GB of RAM min for old generations and 16gb+ for recent. Anything over 2010 has ZFS. > > So if you have a FreeBSD diff that needs testing for an Intel regression, ACPI, PCI, graphics, power management, thermal, suspend/resume, or some generation-specific hardware behavior, send it my way and tell me which generations you care about. > > I also have some AMD generations in the fleet, but I haven't caught them all yet. The Intel Pokedex is much closer to complete.