Asus Zenbook UM425I - Unable to get xorg running

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Dear Collegues,
I happened to got a nice Asus Zenbook UM425I, FBSD 13.0 kernel runnning perfekt, but no success with Xorg.
Tried drm-fbsd13-kmod-5.4.144 etc but nothing works
Anyone has experiece or suggestions? or do i really have to give it away...
Or could I help someone with Infos

Greetings, Anton
 
Thanks, will try it and report
Any other suggestions?

A very happy FreeBSD user since mid of the 90ies, using a tape those days
 
FreeBSD generally lags behind Linux when it comes to supporting the very latest hardware on the market. But, it's way more consistent and stable in its design - the variety in the Linux world to solve even basic problems like config files - that was a source of frustration for me, and prompted me to move to FreeBSD.
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Having said that, I can recommend that you look here for some additional help on getting graphics to work: https://wiki.freebsd.org/Graphics#drm-kmod
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I personally would discourage just giving the laptop away - stuff that new can be re-sold.
 
thanks,
Just installed 14.0-CURRENT, but pretty identical with drm-fbsd13-kmod-5.4.144, had to overwrite 13.0, so no exact info

mouse pointer is there, but not moving
no wlan
it says vgapci0 VGA compatible device on pci4

I would be willing to help out the responsible developers with logs, tests etc. altough i have to confess its a very, very long time ago i have done such digging into those depths.
its a too sexy notebook, always used 2nd hand ,cause FBSD was fast enough.

Thanks, Anton
 
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