It depends on the quality of your USB flash drive.
And above all, the quality of your power source.
For turning an rpi into a desktop. A good usb drive is enough.
Then, if you have large files. a docking station, with its own power supply is a plus.
But, you still need to have a free power outlet. 😆
It's a shame.
Freebsd 11; 12; 13
Works on raspberry
Without video feedback, it's impossible to make your desktop under openbsd.
Tanks
Hi
I'm coming to you for a little help. Here, I'm trying to get openbsd to work on an rpi3.
Each time I got the same result.
I have the boot screen coming up at boot time. Then, the sequence starts.
But, when. The installer should boot, I get a black screen every time.
Do you have the same feedback as I do?. Any tricks, changes to be made?.
Thank you for your help.
IMHO, if you don't have the iDRAC Enterprise card, it is well worth the money. Refurbished cards for the 11th gen Dell servers (that includes the Rx10 series) can be obtained for ~ 10 euro.
If you do have one installed, upgrading the BIOS can be quite simple. Hope this helps:
https://apps.h3b.nl/paste/?a11f7b682a61bc59#z8zY7N54dHEBEffe+pHxVIv0LgH/pFBUpesmBbYEuZ0=
robert@ has ported Electron to #OpenBSD by integrating it into our chromium port, it also uses the current stable version and not some older copy, avoiding duplicating some 600+ local patches.
Henry, shield your eyes! @qbit
Sadly no pledge/unveil.. yet.
https://marc.info/?l=openbsd-ports-cvs&m=156650160826425&w=2
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"Dear Provider, we want IPv6 to connect to some IPv6-only systems in our new datacenter."
"Dear customer, do you need an external ipv6 address for some services or only in your local network?"
*sigh*
h3artbl33d 🐡
Peter N. M. Hansteen
Bryan Steele 
Benno 
peter hessler @openbsd