@stephenw10 Thank you for fixing the issue. :)

Once 23.01 is released we can switch the CE upgrade to that directly so it should at least be less painful until a different solution is finalised.

See https://forum.netgate.com/topic/177504/v-3-2-0-with-pfsense-23-01-rc-20230202/9 "If you can easily reproduce this, try the following patch in the system patches package"

@cmcdonald Thank you Christian!

@stephenw10 I've got it now, thanks.

@jimp Thanks! That exactly the info i was looking for.

@nogbadthebad Yes I have snmp enabled.

@jimp said in Notes Package : no menu entry ( using 23.01.b.2023 ... ): Looks like that was accidentally removed, but since it's a package we can add it back easily and have it fixed along with the RC when it gets made public. Sorry to interrupting Your conversation, but... looks like developers really need implementing Git. ;) Best wishes!

no worries i just switch to an old intel x540-t2 should be fine until i upgrade the rest of my network to multi-gig thank you for all your help. i hope it gets fixed at some point i have always herd that Chelsio nics were the best with bsd maybe that is changing now

@tedquade I reverted the 23.01 RC install to factory defaults and WAN DHCP functions correctly. That indicates I have a local config issue but have no idea as to where to start troubleshooting for a remedy. Ted Quade

pfsense kernel lost support bbr files. freebsd should has supported bbr.

@stephenw10 I have enabled: boottime cpu loadavg meminfo (disabling meminfo does not help btw)

@jimp said in 23.01 php crash report: i have no clue how to trigger the error. just noticed the crash report when logging in on the dashboard. will check

Thx. Pulling the trigger on test machine now.

Indeed. the re-install combined with the removal of the ram-disk, and removal and re-add of the haproxy widget seem to have everything stable. this issue is closed.