• PfSense - slow on boot up

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    @sullrich: @rds_correia: Any good M$ software to check for CF read/write errors out there? That's a good question.  I've never run across anything such as this. Simply create a dump file the size of the CF, with a value of hex 0xAA ( 10101010 ), and write it to the flash card. Then verify that there are no errors when comparing against the dump file. Now write another dump file of hex 0x55 (01010101), and do the same. This will veryfy that all bits on each byte of memory are set/unset and written/verified correctly. -Karl
  • Kernel polling

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    It does work, however, kernelpolling has a lot of timings that should be tweaked to the appropriate platform/cpu performance. m0n0 aims at slow hardware and has an image for each platform which makes it possible to supply different sets for different hardware. As  pfsense has only a general image supplying different optimizations is not that easy (unless we add some kind of pulldown menu with different optimizations or even a tweak page). This is something we already have discussed and even  tested different settings with a wrap (see http://wiki.pfsense.com/wikka.php?wakka=Tuning ) and might appear in a version after 1.0.
  • Constant reboots on 0.96.4 embedded

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    Sorry about that but I didn't check this thread for a while. My box specs are in my signature. I have reflashed my box with 0.97 and all seems fine right now. Maybe a CF card issue. Gotta buy a Sandisk instead of this cheap stuff… Cheers
  • Problem with D-link DFE 580TX

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    update, I swap the 580TX to 570TX, and it boots and detect fine.. strange  ??? Maybe my 580TX is faulty
  • Quick question about my router and DMZ setting.

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    Actually I started one of the "other" topics.  I never did find out what the problem was.  And the problem I was having then is different.  As the blink wasn't random flashes it was at a specific interval of about 2 seconds.  This can be anywhere from less than a second to flashing very rapidly even when nothing is connected. I fixed the problem last time by starting fresh with a new version.  I guess I could try that again. I was just posting incase someone else had experienced this.  I've gone on holiday for a month and a half so I can't get back to fix/diagnose it anymore unfortunatly.  Was worth a try.
  • WRAP boot fails

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    good to hear :)
  • ALTQ compatible hardware?

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    @cybrsrce: Will there ever be support for AXE? ALTQ-capability of the driver itself is an driver issue. You would have to ask the drivermaintainer for that.
  • Host AP on embedded pfSense

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    Hya Karl :D, Thanks for clarifying this for us ;). Oh I almost forgot: welcome to the forum  ;D Cheers
  • Embedded Image = Wrap?

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    @hoba: Packagesupport might be split in 2 sorts of packages (suitable for all platforms / suitable for embedded builds). Sexy  8) @hoba: This definitely won't make it in 1.0 though. No worries, we wouldn't want to postpone 1.0 just because of that ;). Cheers
  • Ubiquiti SR5/SR2, and general WiFi cards information.

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    Most Atheros based cards are good. Wistron Neweb CM-9 cards work fine. (minipci) Senao 5354 MP PLUS ARIES2 4G (minipci) Dlink DWL-AG530/AG520 (PCI) 3com 3CRDAG675 (PCI) In general you can refer to this list: http://www.madwifi.org/wiki/Compatibility since the freebsd HAL and the MadWiFi HAL is the same. (cards reported working on madwifi-ng might not work !!) But forget about pcmcia/cardbus cards, they might work on linux and not on freebsd and vice versa.
  • Ath0: Unable to attach hardware

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    Nevermind, I removed the PCI Card and Reseated it.  Everything is working now.
  • Embedded hardware

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    Via epia boards ? There are a lot of platforms out there. Problem is to support all this we need to cross compile a bunch of versions. For now your best bet will be a via epia board if you are looking for some performance while still keeping it small. Or you could have a look at the nexcom boxes. www.nexcom.com.tw
  • My 3Com 10Mbit net card is set to half duplex. How can I set it to full?

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    @Jesse7: The other endpoint is my DSL router.  So I guess it needs to be in half duplex mode.  Thanks hoba very helpful. Generally ADSL modem routers use half duplex.  Mine does as well.
  • 10 Mbit NetCard. Performance.

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    Thanks. Is pretty much what I thought.  I did do some reading around before posting, I was just hoping someone maybe had a workaround. I am happy for it to be shapped.
  • PCMCI LAN Cards

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  • Getting "ifconfig: interface ath0 does not exist" error

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    I replaced the image with 0.92 and it now see the wireless ath0.. Thanks guys. If you still need the dmesg on this new release, let me know. Richard @lsf: Get the newest version (0.92), it has a newer HAL/driver for ath. And it should support that card. Also add all the dmesg lines regarding ath. And a pciconfg -vl from the shell would be nice.
  • Compact Flash size

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    Soon.  We have a smaller version but we are working out the builder scripts issues.
  • Supported Hardware for pfSense/FreeBSD (HCL)

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