The Lemur Pro I have is a lemp10 model configured with an i7-1165G7 and an extra 32GB Crucial ram stick in the single SODIMM slot bringing the total up to 40GB ram. It shipped with a WDC 500GB nvme and I have put a Samsung 980 500GB nvme in the second slot. The wifi card is an Intel Wi-Fi 6 AX201 removable card. The lemp10 shipped with Coreboot which has a nice and simple interface which I only really use to select which nvme drive to boot (Pop!_OS or OpenBSD). The keyboard and trackpad are pretty good and the build quality overall is pretty nice (not macbook quality but good enough). It’s a small lightweight laptop that feels similar in weight and size to my old macbook air 11” (2012) though the screen is much larger and nicer.
The OpenBSD 6.9 install process was straight forward and as per the official documentation.
An issue at first was that the intel Tiger Lake onboard graphics are not supported on OpenBSD 6.9 and will panic the kernel when attempting to startx. This has been fixed sometime after the 6.9 release however so updating to the latest snapshot allows xenocara to run and gnome works fine.
Coming from linux the OpenBSD package manager is surprisingly slow. A quick google shows that seems to be fairly well known but clearly not a big enough issue for the devs to spend any time on it. `doas pkg_add vim git emacs gnome gnome-extras …`
| Component | Works? | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Audio | Yes | Speakers work. Microphone also works with `sysctl kern.audio.record=1`. |
| Battery status | Yes | Shows up in apm. |
| Bluetooth | No | Shows up as a ugen device. OpenBSD does not support Bluetooth curerntly. |
| Keyboard Backlight | Yes | Toggles with Fn+F4 between 5 brightness levels. |
| Hibernation/Suspend/Resume | ? | ZZZ shows an acpi error “S3 not available”, screen turns off but the power doesnt shut off and fan keeps spinning. |
| Touchpad | Yes | Works. wsconsctl mouse tap setting works for single finger tap (left click) only. Two and Three finger taps also work (as of 7.0 snapshot). Right click works when physically clicking the bottom right of the trackpad. |
| USB | Yes | usb-c works at least with a Lenovo dock and it’s ethernet nic. I have not tested display over usb-c yet. |
| Video | Yes | inteldrm - TigerLake. HDMI works though I haven’t got the HDMI audio out working yet. |
| Webcam | ? | uvideo detects the webcam I think but I haven’t managed to get firefox to detect it yet. |
| Wireless | Yes | Intel AX201 802.11n wireless card. iwx driver. 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz channels. |