HEAD is not stable. Use RELENG_1 . That will get you current snapshots.

@Nick:

Is this functionality going to be incorporated into the next release of pfSense?

No.  -HEAD is 2.0 with no release date set.

Hmm got an older developers iso to work (1.0-RELEASE) so I guess all is good.

I also had thos error…

try http://pfsense.trendchiller.com/DISTRIBUTION/1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-01-24-2007/pfSense-Full-Update-1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-01-24-2007.tgz to fix this problem…

It works  ;)

wow! what a prompt answer!

thanks.

How about posting what you have and let others work on it when they can ?

Have a look at http://wiki.pfsense.com/wikka.php?wakka=pfSenseHome (developers related section at the bottom)

@k3rmit:

Hi!!

Thanks for the link, i did found it anyway shortly afterwards having posted here on the forum, it should be published but blame on me for not having searched thoroughly.

I downloaded the last snapshot and installed it successfully. The good new is that bfe driver works, the bad that it isn't still perfect: here is the log output while bringing up the interface:

bfe0: link state changed to DOWN bfe0: BUG!  Timeout waiting for bit 00000001 of register 41c to set. bfe0: link state changed to UP

Now the question is: can i trust this connection?? I will obviously do the necessary tests, but i'm wondering what's the scale of the problem with this driver and how much can i risk on it.

Thanks for the support!!

If you still have issues you may want to post to freebsd-stable@freebsd.org mailing list for assistance.

Its been 3 days of running the dev_bootstrap.sh …. cvsup does a lot of downloading and then I get some panic and "kdb> " on the console.
Is it ok to just restart the PC?  because that seems to restart the process but I dont know if I am making any progress.

Any tips for a dev newbie? I have had power interruptions and isp messing up quite a lot so that is disrupting the process.

The cpu is a VIA C3, 900MHz, 256 MB Ram, 40 GB hard disk.
the iso I m trying right now is developers/pfSense.iso  dated   12-Jan-2007 10:53
Previously I tried using older verions of this iso.

Would it be better for me to use pfSense-Developers-1.0-LiveCD-Installer.iso.gz ?

Please search. There are multiple threads covering this already.

ok, thx for the answer.

The needed code is only in the head-version (developement version of the next major version). It's not in the 1.x-series.

This won't appear in before the next MAJOR Version.

The developer iso will do all this automatically once you install and boot it up in the background.  Be patient, it takes a while.

the complete comand will be:

diff -rub oldfile newfile > file.diff

old file is the file u have downloaded from the pfsense cvs
http://pfsense.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/pfSense/
or from the pfsense package cvs if it is a package
http://pfsense.com/cgi-bin/cvsweb.cgi/tools/packages/
new file is the oldfile + you chances

file.diff is a file with in it only the chances you have made to the oldfile taken from the newfile
this is the one pfsense core team want's

Your running the developer edition.  It is targeted to pfSense/FreeBSD developers who may want to debug an issue.

Compile a new kernel based on pfSense.6 if you want to get around it.  Search your dev edition /home directories for it and copy it to /usr/src/sys/i386/conf/config/

See the FreeBSD handbook for more information related to kernel compiling.

err..I only wanted to install the development source for pfsense. Didn't know it will also install the whole freebsd sources.

Is there anything special about an update image?  I just took the .img file I normally flash onto a CF, mounted that on my freebsd box, and tarred and gzip'd the root of that.  Are there certain files that should be removed from an update?  Is there any easy way to build an update from an existing image other than the way I did it?