/libexec/ld-elf.so.1 and  /lib/libc.so.7 are missing. You need to either re-create the symbolic links or reinstall the package. In either case, you should see if the devs of rtorrent can help you.

Apparently the image files are too large to get a proper bsdiff of when uncompressed. I tried it on two different boxes which each had enough RAM to hold the images in memory at the same time and it still failed. I did a diff of the original gzipped image and a patched equivalent. The patch is larger than it should be though, due to the original image being signed when the patched one is not, though it's still quite small (272 bytes). http://pingle.org/files/wrap-512.bspatch

@cmb: @mayoryusa: 2nd) for my captive portal server..it always show cpu usage 100% when the server up for more than 3 days… need to restart What is taking up the CPU?  Paste the output of top. how to do?

Sorry, should've been more clear. I've tried different versions of pfSense only to find one that would work, which was a 1.2.3 RC1 release but somehow the filesystem layout for this one was so messed up that I couldn't do an upgrade. All of the other versions either wouldn't find the boot loader (No /boot/loader found) or would boot but would end up missing the root filesystem. I've eventually tracked down the problem I think: If you're trying to write the image file to a CF disk from an OS X machine, OS X will try at random intervals to mount that image making the disk unavailable until you click "Ignore". Because of this, the whole writing to disk fails but you don't see that from the output. (I've tried using Disk Utility to burn the image to the CF card but that one borks as well saying the image is corrupt) I've eventually been able to write a 2GB image (1.2.3-RELEASE) to a 4GB flash card from a spare Linux laptop I have lying around and that worked fine so the end result is that OS X keeps trying to mount a device (or at least do something with it) that messes up the writing of the disk image. Not sure yet how to be able to write an image from OS X without it trying to mount it continually but I'll figure that one out sooner or later. At least, now I've got a working pfSense machine. Sorry about the confusion but this was really strange. Regards, Jeroen

I'm now in the process of compiling my own pfSense image. I hope I can fix it in the developer img, and then rebuilt the ISO with the modified kernel. I'll keep you folks posted on my progress 8)

Hy! I had issues with pfsense when I try to connect from putty. I use hypperterminal from windows. serial setting 9600 8biti on the client, not pfsense(there should be com1 or irq4 set up in bios), and use a normal serial modem cable.

The understanding that pfSense is not a package but a complete installation - you can't install it on top of FreeBSD (or anything else).

your welcome, I try when I can (or think I can)

And know when I've found out that I don't have the multi cpu kernel, how do I go about changing the kernel, a complete reinstall?

You could try a old 1.2.2 image http://files.nl.pfsense.org/mirror/downloads/old/ or better yet buy a new card http://blog.pfsense.org/?p=472

It does support SATA and RAID controllers in general, but whether or not yours will work wholly depends upon the controller in the hardware. Check the FreeBSD 7.2 Hardware Notes, and see if the chipset in the server is supported. Without more detail (a LOT more detail, in fact) about the hardware, it's impossible to say for certain.

1.2.2 and 1.2.3 embedded should install the same way with dd, if that worked for 1.2.2 it should work for 1.2.3.

Suggestion: ssh into the pfSense box, login and post the output of the shell commands vmstat -i ps ax pciconf -l and tell us the version of pfSense you are using and the amount of RAM in the system.

Ok Ill change it over tonight

@D0X: Hi there. I'm running 1.2.3 RC1 at the moment on a CF card, I remember I installed that from a CD to be able to install packages some months ago. But I like to run the latest nanobsd embedded version of 1.2.3 on a CF card, so I downloaded the 1GB image and "physdiskwrited" it to the CF card. Upon boot it just stops after the BIOS POST message, there's a flashing cursor and thats it. Tried another card, another cardreader and the 512mb image, but no good. Is this one of those serial boot only images? I want to boot it VGA + keyboard. What am I missing here? You are going to have to help us out. What make/model and BIOS version ?

There is an Avahi package you can install from System > Packages and it works just fine on 1.2.3 NanoBSD-based embedded images. I'm using it on my WRAP right now.

To use CARP you just need the same number of interfaces on both boxes. They do not have to be the same NICs. Carp does reqire an extra NIC on each box dedicated to keeping both boxes in sync. http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Configuring_pfSense_Hardware_Redundancy_(CARP)

Many thanx…