That was my first thought as well. When I took the fan off to move it over, I found out the second screw hole is missing. In the picture without the fan shroud, you can see one hole on the far right.... but that's it, the hole for the screw on the left side of the fan mount isn't present. I'm guessing Supermicro must have a different fan bracket that holds two fans. So, the next best thing was to add the cardboard.

@kprovost sent

@mrsunfire: I've identified the source of this error. The original author of the section of code that performs remote notifications of newly added rules categories was apparently unaware that the PHP gettext() function has an input string limit of 4096 characters. In his defense, neither was I aware of that limit until some research clued me in I have a fix that will be coming with the next Suricata package update. I hope to have that posted in the next couple of days or so for the Netgate team to review and approve.

Here's a better patch from @jimp. This is now in new snapshots and will be in the next pfSense release. led_check.diff Steve

Hmm, definitely rebooting then. And not logging any cause. No crash log isn't a good sign. Really only a log from the serial console output might show anything there.

If you look through the threads here there are some showing modules others have tested.

@Stefanix said in 23.05@2100 on eMMC or SSD?: Can this still be an issue or will the installation routine take care of this? It can cause an issue if you end up with multiple zfs pools with the same name. However you don't need to worry about that when installing to the SSD in the 2100 because the installer erases the eMMC drive during the install. The only time you might is if you later decided to install the eMMC when the SSD was still present. But that's a far more unusual situation. Steve

Further (final?) thermal improvement: [image: 1687081354310-20230618-netgate-6100-thermals-tilted-laptop-cooler.png] The ambient temperature has increased over the period of testing, so the actual improvement is probably slightly better than shown above. I added extended feet to the front of the small laptop cooler so the front is slightly higher by 1º. With the ports on the 6100 at the front this raises the exposed part of the heatsink fins above the more enclosed (LED) end. The added airflow and removal of the air trapped behind the plastic case made quite a difference to the performance of the heatsink. Silicom should have trimmed the plastic cover on the LED-side of the heatsink in the same way as the port-equipped side. Compilation graph of the various orientations, elevations and now the tilt: [image: 1687086142373-20230618-netgate-6100-thermals-fused-graph-resized.png] Of course, in any orientation it wasn't close to bursting into flames or anything. ️

I have used both in mine with no issue. Because the system is far from you, did you make and mail the USB drives or did a local make the USB drive? Maybe the USB drive is not bootable.

@stephenw10 Thanks Steve, it seems that there is a lot to learn about ZFS before I open the feature request. Once I feel more comfortable about it, I'll confirm if this is indeed a good idea. Thanks

At one time that was possible however it cannot be done in 23.05. There was a regression in the upstream ath driver that prevented it loading on armv7 and the number of people using it didn't justify the development effort at the time. I was one of the few users running wifi cards in 3100s. I believe 2.4.4p3 was the last version that had all the required components functioning and it's hard to recommend anyone runs that now. Steve

Thanks for your help @johnpoz + @stephenw10. Netgate TAC sorted everything out very quickly.

The 'Free' space there is in the pool. It will be used as required. The pool size there is shown as 7G which is likely the formatted size from the 8G eMMC once swap and boot are removed. Check the ZFS Boot Environments. The remaining 2G is probably there as snapshots.

@everyone thanks M8 will try tonight

@stephenw10 Sophos Connect clients use 3 service strongSwan, OpenVPN and Sophos Connect to allow the configuration of both SSL VPN and IPSec. Our staff use both depending on usage however after seeing the logs it looked evident the culprit was the user plugging into the voIP phone port. The rules are very strict as to what vlans can do what.

@stephenw10 Well, that's a surprise, a good surprise actually ! Thanks for the quick answer

If you are on something older than 23.01 (e.g. 22.xx), you have to upgrade to 23.01 first, then you can go to 23.05. If you are already on 23.01 and can't get to 23.05, then there may be a problem.

@mpcjames fair enough. Your situation is probably different from mine as I'm a homelabber who has an out-of warranty router. For me, the option would be to buy a new device which isn't in the budget anyway.

@reynold Yes, they're auto-sensing.