Hi there, for a while now I am in the process of looking at another OS than stock Debian, which means either another Linux-based (hi, Slackware!) or FreeBSD (I need ZFS support). The above was the reason why on 2017-04-09 I installed my first Debian GNU/kFreeBSD, using the d-i available back then. The installation went smoothly once I brought up the Wi-Fi (ThinkPad X200t here with Intel WiFi 5300 8086:236). I am sorry to not have filed an installation-report bug at that time, but I wanted to test it again to fully document how Wi-Fi can be brought up (no custom .(u)deb were used). The lack of filesystem native encryption in ZFS on kFreeBSD 10 was however a showstopper and since then I booted my Debian GNU/kFreeBSD rarely, despite the fact that everything else, except for the YubiKey 4 (kernel panic) worked *out of the box*. A big kudos to everyone involved here, the achievement is IMHO quite a success already. My free time for Debian has vastly reduced in the last year, nevertheless I am available for sponsoring/reviewing and buildd work if needed (I setup a no-wannabuild one at work for internal/external packages). And I would be more than happy to financially help. For everything else, I have the same feeling as Axel: I am not a toolchain guy, debugging does not scare me, but fixing the problem could end up being the bigger problem (pun intended). Thx, bye, Gismo / Luca
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