Ok, it don't works with a restart of the WLAN module. I have to restart tha LAN module. So I try to make a script which will be startet by the package "Shellcmd". Maybe commands in this package will be executed after boot.

/sbin/ifconfig vr0 down
/sbin/ifconfig vr0 up

(vr0, vr1 and vr2 are the LAN interface name if an ALIX board is used)

I have to put this script to a secure place (like /cf) that it is not lossed at e boot.

I'll try it this evening.

Sigma

alright - thanks for this info

Thanks, I saw it in the auto update, that's why I tried it.
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Hi!

snapshots not working …

Perhaps this causes the problem.

Please see my comments at http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,17793.msg91939.html#msg91939

Regards,

Josep Pujadas

Hello!

snapshots not working …

Please see my comments at http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,17793.msg91939.html#msg91939

Regards,

Josep Pujadas

Perhaps this should be made as a package?

@Papa:

I've never gotten IPsec to work properly when going through pfSense. I even tried running it on a VM which worked fine if attempted internally, but try to do it through WAN and you can expect failure. Connections were subsequently denied, even with the proper ports opened.

You're not doing something right. Start a new thread describing your problem.

The issue in this thread was the 0.8 ipsec-tools version we were testing, which is no longer a problem. Locking thread to prevent further hijacking, as nobody has the same issue as this thread covers.

I think you should have used a -1G upgrade on your 1G image, but I tried that and got a similar error.

@xbipin:

@sandman06:

yes i have also noticed the problem.

any fix ?

fix would be wait a while, when ur entwork adapter shows limited connectivity, simply power off and on manually, should get things back up to normal again

no. i meant when will the automatic reboot be fixed. because at the moment when the autoupdate finishes. it doesnt reboot . like you say you have to power off and on

i just upgraded nanobsd on embedded, it went through but wouldn't reboot at end so i powered off manually and then rebooted it, seems it upgraded to 14th july but when i click packages, it wont show any list, says check dNS, gateway etc where as i am connected to the internet without any problems

I got it back up and running.  It was a simple mistake that took me down and trashed my firewall.  I accidentally removed a virtual internface and it took me down for two days.  I got it fixed.

It does show how easy you can screw something up.  Thank god for virtual images that have the configuration saved in it.
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thanks for quick reply

Hi,

I've executed top -S, and found that acpi_task_0 is taking up 100% of CPU#1 and running for the same duration as uptime. I couldn't change the bootup to ACPI disabled (showed mounting errors) so instead I went through the intel website and looked for some BIOS updates. My mobo was using the initial BIOS from release and there was a new BIOS (which I believed fixed ACPI problems) so I went ahead and updated it.

Now its running the standard pfsense 1.2.3 RC2 snapshot from today just fine without no acpi_task eating away my CPU time. Also to note, bootup seems faster and actually responds to halt/reboot issued from the webGUI.

Thanks.

– Linkage Oracle

Im back on pfSense  ;D

Lucky me i have WRT54GL with Tomato as backup.

http://twitter.com/sullrich/status/2585740627