It's not dead, it's firewalled. That is a private cvsup server. Just pick any of the public FreeBSD cvsup mirrors and use one :)

Support for the developer ISO has been broken for quite some time and I don't believe anyone is working on a fix.

Yep, /etc/version does the main version and /etc/platform will also get you pfSense (full install) or nanobsd (embedded) or cdrom, too. That may help if you need to have specific code checks for nanobsd/embedded.

They are in the tools repo on the pfSense gitorious site: http://rcs.pfsense.org/ Once you have downloaded a clone of the tools repo with git, they are under builder_scripts/conf/ There are different files for different versions (embedded, full, 64 bit, etc)

I've found the problem. When I invoked menu.sh I chose the option to "set version" and, when prompted "Enter the cvsup server address or hit enter to use the fastest found" I hit the enter key. I noticed that the printed version data displayed soon after gave the CVSUP Server as an email address. I didn't realise the significance of this. After investigation, I ran menu.sh again and gave "" <enter>(three keystrokes) as the cvsup server and this time the version data didn't include the CVSUP Server. Problem in menu.sh:                get_text "Enter the cvsup server address or hit enter to use the fastest found"                CVSUP_SOURCE=$get_text_value                get_text "Enter the E-mail address to send a message to upon operation finish"                EMAIL_ADDRESS_WHEN_FINISHED=$get_text_value                get_text "Enter the E-mail address to send a message to upon operation error"                EMAIL_ADDRESS_WHEN_ERROR=$get_text_value                get_text "Enter the twitter username to update upon snapshot posting"                TWITTER_SNAPSHOTS_USERNAME=$get_text_value                if [ ! "$TWITTER_SNAPSHOTS_USERNAME" = "" ]; then                        get_text "Enter the twitter password to update upon snapshot posting"                        TWITTER_SNAPSHOTS_PASSWORD=$get_text_value                fi                ./set_version.sh $PFSENSE_VERSION \ $CVSUP_SOURCE \ $EMAIL_ADDRESS_WHEN_FINISHED \ $EMAIL_ADDRESS_WHEN_ERROR \ $TWITTER_SNAPSHOTS_USERNAME \ $TWITTER_SNAPSHOTS_PASSWORD If just the <enter>key is typed to the cvsup server prompt the shell variable CVSUP_SOURCE is set to the null string so when set_version.sh is called the second parameter is null so that on entry to set_version.sh the third parameter from the call becomes the second parameter (hence setting the cvsup server name to the email address). Perhaps CVSUP_SOURCE, EMAIL_ADDRESS_WHEN_FINISHED and EMAIL_ADDRESS_WHEN_ERROR need to be set to '""' (or somesuch; is there a shell variable to pass null strings as "" rather than <nothing>?) so the parameters don't vanish in the call to set_version.sh.</nothing></enter></enter>

The function guess_interface_from_ip seems to be what I was looking for.

Yep that is all present in 2.0

@esullender: Using a samba share I copied the ISO out to my host (Win) system. I then setup a new VM and mounted this ISO. The pfSense boot screen showed up (so far so good!)..  BUT I get the following error (when loading the liveCD version):   /libexec/ld-elf.so.1: Shared object "libipx.so.4" not found, required by "ifconfig" Having the exact same problem here…I also built the image myself following the Wiki, mounting the new .iso in VMWare and getting the "libipx.so.4" error message. What to do? Can anyone help?

found why: the file to edit is pkg_config.7.xml …

@dvserg: @chyly0707: I mean that my os is windows. when OS is freebsd,i can do it. Git for windows can help you ? I mean i won't use git! I only want to get source code!

using freebsd box  and install git refer to : http://devwiki.pfsense.org/DevelopersBootStrapAndDevIso http://devwiki.pfsense.org/CreatingAnAppliance my nanobsd.img custom with it, its working and stable

Wow, no-one cares that the development ISO has been broken for over a month?

Its in 2.0.

Thanks. yes, now fine works. I need developer iso, but error following the attachmed picture ; [image: builddevisoerror.JPG] [image: builddevisoerror.JPG_thumb]

When I sign up with a gmail account it works fine, so must be something wrong with my email server setup.  Issue resolved. Josh