http://devwiki.pfsense.org/BootTroubleShooting Also provide the dmesg info from http://<pfsense-ip>/status.php to see if the controller and hdd is detected or for obvious problems with it.</pfsense-ip>

I have a similar situation. My WAN is doing a Full Bridged connection ADSL2+ with TPG My WAN2 (OPT2) is a Symetrical link static IP. If I disconnect th WAN link it brings down my WAN2 link I can't ping to any IP's on my DMZ (Routed via WAN2) What is going on?

Hi there, I had problems with the Live CD on one box - it restarted just after finding the bootloader. I got it to run with a GRUB boot floppy as at: http://www.lrz-muenchen.de/~bernhard/grub-chain-cd.html

Hi I have donwloaded . Thanks Krishna

Yeah I got this sorted and you are correct. I had the actual package installed prior. Removing the package and then re-applying the 1.2R upgrade cleaned this up.

I run the embedded version on an IP330. I bought an IDE to compact flash adapter. It was as easy as flashing the image to the compact flash card, inserting it in the adapter, and turning on the IP330.

I have change of computer it's works perfect, so i can say pfsense 1.2 can't boot into a Sata CdDrive

Search the forum. It has already been posted several times. You are running an old bios that had issues. Upgrade the bios to the latest version and it will work.

That was probably some arp (argh!) problem then  ;)

Did the upgrade remotely today - works like a treat. Thanks for you help.

Can i use this to build: http://devwiki.pfsense.org/BuildingpFSense and in which step do i add the driver?

ive noticed the same thing on some pcmcia cards, just type the interface name, instead of typing "a" type the name of your other nic, should be displayed what cards have been detected. /F

Make sure install boot blocks is checked.  Check install grub.

@AndrewBorem: I appreciate all of the help you guys have given.  In the past, that is.  Searching this forum gave me the answers I needed. ;D  Glad to hear it!  There is a wealth of information here, just a matter of looking for it.

http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php?action=search keywords: "dynamic" "IP" "IPSEC" (22nd hit) (IPSec tunnel and dinamic IP) If you cannot get this to work with this thread, you will have to wait until 1.3 RC's are released.

Yes, the use of a single card and VLANs has been discussed in a number of threads.

Just a few quick notes- All inbound traffic is denied by default. When you create a port-forward, there is an option to create the firewall rule. It's checked by default. To ping the firewall, you would need to add a rule on the WAN to allow ICMP to the WAN address. If you are using proxy-arp VIPs and port-forwards, the VIPs will not be pingable, even with ICMP allowed.

Just tryed with "physdiskwrite" and it worked. Much more simple ! Thanks.