@WB3FFV said in Update or Fresh install of 25.07 causes HP ProLiant DL20 Gen9 to Reboot after PFSense Menu: I pulled the G10 and it's here on my bench, is there anyway to recover it enough to boot and try the update? It's just doing the boop loop currently? If it's running Plus and ZFS you should be able to select a different BE to boot into from the loader menu there.

@stephenw10 For giggles I tried it again this morning. It made it a bit further, but still fails with no real info. [70/71] Fetching expat-2.7.1.pkg: ..... done [71/71] Fetching py311-libzfs-1.1.2023020700_3.pkg: .......... done Checking integrity... done (0 conflicting) [1/71] Upgrading python311 from 3.11.10 to 3.11.11... Failed

There it is, a memory mapped PCI config space but the firmware has not marked the memory as reserved. Instead it's still in the Conventional Memory block, which means a loader or kernel could incorrectly allocate memory into that space. Scope (_SB.PCI0.HEC2) { Name (H2BR, 0xBFF01000) <--- Name (H2ST, 0x0B) OperationRegion (NMFS, PCI_Config, 0x40, 0x04) Field (NMFS, DWordAcc, NoLock, Preserve) { , 30, DMEN, 1, NMEN, 1 } This is a firmware bug; it should be reported to the vendor to do the right thing with memory map. Maybe they have a BIOS update available.

@dennypage Last night I upgraded the 2100 via the console with pfBlockerNG and Avahi packages left in place, and after 20 minutes or so it came back up and avahi appears to be working properly.

@stephenw10 Hi Stephen. That's why I posted -- the 25.07.1 update has been out for well over 24 hours and yet there was no upgrade available LED flashing. I upgraded last night so we'll see if it picks up when the next upgrade is available.

Ah, good and bad news then I guess. Thanks for following up. Yes, some SSDs will fail to a read-only state such that they appear to take changes but lose it at reboot. And that can be confusing!

Also with Cloudflare? With IPv6?

Yup use Python mode if you have kea2unbound and DNS-BL.

@hspindel said in Upgrading 24.11 to 25.07 fails: @keyser Thank you. So do you concur that removing packages is a good idea? And I have to reinstall manually? Yes and yes

@luckman212 said in Auto update check, checks for updates to base system + packages and sends email alerts: That's why e.g. the current script isn't detecting 25.07.1 etc. Check that you've selected : [image: 1755701317878-103cf890-ded4-4473-8a21-21333f615049-image.png]

If it's the first time it's changed I can probably migrate it to the new NDI. Send it to me in chat and I'll check it.

That ^, It's actually taking up far more space. That error: pkg: "out of space" returned error code 3 confirms it out of disk space. I would remove all but the current and one previous BE and run the upgrade again.

Hmm, strange indeed.

Yup it's unclear how it gets added. If it was a config that got upgraded across a lot of versions though it has probably been there for a while. Future versions should handle that better.