thx.

No Comment  ;D

devfs is a virtual file system.  You can't add more space to it - it will always take as much space as is required.

Generally, anything that doesn't have a path starting with /dev as the second field of the fstab or output of "mount" is a special file system.

Oh, and general good principle to operate by - if it isn't broken, don't fix it (also known as, if you don't have a problem, don't go looking to create one unless you know what you're doing).

The original 1GB CF I installed in a Hacom Light in July of '07 still running flawlessly off a full install.  I even updated to 1.2 Final a couple of days ago.

Thanks guys i've got them

regards,
Johan

i already find out ;D
thx
the topic can be closed

I am very interested in this to but I was looking at the Alix 3C2 because that has 256MB of RAM. I would be very interested to know what sort a though put you can get with this down an IPSEC tunnel. I like to run snort etc so that is prob smallest M/B.

I was looking at the Jetway boards but they do put the prie up by alot.

Anyone tested the alix with snort and VPN tunnel?

If the modem does the PPPoE your pfSense WAN might simply run as dhcp. Did you ever try that?

Unfortunately it did not either, actually when I reset to factory defaults, this is where pfSense hangs on startup, I had to take off the cables so could time out

@sullrich:

Remote syslog.

I got that … it's fine for the debug,
it's great for the monitoring too  ;D
It is just that once things are running ok, i might not need to syslog all the time. ( or when I am not here)
I will probably syslog to the dmz

I dig into the rc script and found  out the 'clog' things (embedded yeah i got that ! and probably for speed) ... so I see it's not a config option  >:(
what if  ...  ???

look what I found  :D http://www.mail-archive.com/support@pfsense.com/msg11745.html

well I will see later  8)

I would not think so; I sure don't have a need.  Maybe this setting should be default then?

oops … My bad. Sorry guys. Just so used to pulling from snapshots.

my mistake, i didn't notice that i used the wrong interface for the LAN interface that is why I can't login, I can now login. I have another problem though, I think I have to open a new topic for that.

1.3 beta/alphas will be begin soon which has FreeBSD 6.3.

yes, the process is basically the same like when writing the image to a cf-card.

@heiko:

Really, please try rc5, it is the latest snapshot..

Maybe, a broken CD ?

http://snapshots.pfsense.org/FreeBSD6/RELENG_1_2/iso/pfSense.iso.gz (Live CD)
http://snapshots.pfsense.org/FreeBSD6/RELENG_1_2/updates/pfSense-Full-Update-1.2-RC5.tgz

Greetings
Heiko

The rc4 was even hanging so I installed the developer version
http://snapshots.pfsense.com/FreeBSD6/RELENG_1_2/iso/pfSense-1.2-RC4-Develops-LiveCD.iso

and its working fine.

Now I want to knw whats the difference b/w standard and developer editon.
And How do I upgrade to standard rc5 installation, Is it possible?

Well tried it out in a variety of ways.  But from the looks of it the NICs are not supported.  I'll look into fixing the problem if I can when I have the time.  It was a good idea while it lasted.