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OpenBSD 6.2 Released With Hardware Support Improvements, Updated Packages

Written by Michael Larabel in BSD on 9 October 2017 at 11:42 AM EDT. 2 Comments

OpenBSD 6.2 has managed to release a few days ahead of schedule.

This weekend we covered the OpenBSD 6.2 feature highlights including hardware support improvements (including many ARM additions), network improvements, ACPI hibernate for NVMe, updated Intel DRM driver from the Linux 4.4 LTS code-base, installation improvements, and many package updates.

More details on OpenBSD 6.2 via the release announcement.

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