I have an Intel D201GLY motherboard, a Celeron using the SiS662 chipset.
For $200, you can buy it locally complete with case, mouse, and

keyboard.  It is a sweet little system with no fans or moving parts.

Much cheaper than a net5501, which cost more than $500 by the time UPS

got done charging "import fees".  It includes audio, video, network, and

USB ports.
I am offering one of these D201GLY SiS662 boxes to any OpenBSD developer

that is interested in making it work with OpenBSD.
version 4.2 installs over the network, install from cd fails with sense

key errors.
version 4.3 installs over the network, but when rebooting for the first

time, the kernel partially boots, then reboots.  over and over and over

again.
the 4.4 snapshots boot up to the point where it asks you whether you

want to install, upgrade, or grab a shell.  At that point, or sometime

before, the keyboard freezes
In the 4.4 snapshots, the dmesg gives lots of messages about not being

able to properly allocate IRQ's.
In 4.2, the IRQ's in the dmesg are allocated using a "legacy" mode.
Ted
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