Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card
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@sergei_shablovsky said in Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card:
2.6.0-STABLE unable to install, stuck in the moment of interfere with NICs
Actually in the installer or first boot after install?
The installer doesn't doesn't use the NICs so if it;s failing to boot the installer it must be some pretty low level incompatibility. Somehow that doesn't happen in 2.7 so maybe a PCI bridge the needs a newer driver? Just a guess.
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@stephenw10 said in Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card:
@sergei_shablovsky said in Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card:
2.6.0-STABLE unable to install, stuck in the moment of interfere with NICs
Actually in the installer or first boot after install?
Right after booting from pfSense memstick CE. So even not possible to doing installing.
The installer doesn't doesn't use the NICs so if it;s failing to boot the installer it must be some pretty low level incompatibility. Somehow that doesn't happen in 2.7 so maybe a PCI bridge the needs a newer driver? Just a guess.
I come to the same conclusion as a You. But anyway that are strange because the first NIC I replace not impact on pfSense so dramatically: all become not so good after I replace the next NIC...
So spending hours to “playing” with different settings in a BIOS that may be related / impact on PCI at all. But as You may read, unsuccessfully at all.
So, after my patience gone out, I just create fresh memstick with pfSense 2.7.0-DEV and install it.Anyway, time to shift to 2.7.X...
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@stephenw10
Some new problem with upgrade come, please read Unable to update and package install (ERROR: It was not possible to identify which pfSense kernel is installed) in “Installing...” section ;) Thank You! -
That often implies it did not actually reboot. Mismatched kernel and world.
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@stephenw10 said in Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card:
That often implies it did not actually reboot. Mismatched kernel and world.
You mean this tread?
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I mean sometimes if there's a problem during the upgrade it will fail to reboot at the end of the process. Are you sure it rebooted?
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@stephenw10 said in Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card:
I mean sometimes if there's a problem during the upgrade it will fail to reboot at the end of the process. Are you sure it rebooted?
Let’s to note, normally I make 3 times repeated checks, before posting here ;)
So answer is “Yes, I am sure on 99,999%” ;)
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Ok, so, as the linked thread, whay does
pkg infoshow?You probably have some packages missing, likely the pfSense metapackage, and will need to force install them.
Steve
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@stephenw10 said in Replace 2 port with 4 port nic card:
Ok, so, as the linked thread, whay does
pkg infoshow?A lot of installed packages. All ok.
You probably have some packages missing, likely the pfSense metapackage, and will need to force install them.
Of coarse I check metapackage, exist. How to ensure that all is ok with this metapackage?
P.S. Could we move to appropriate thread, new that I create?
There are more information there that may help to determine a source of a problem... ;)And also may be possible for a You as administrator to move the new thread to another than “”Install and Upgrade” forum category, due it not related to Installaation/Upgrade procedure exactly
Thanks a lot for Your help!
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Done. Continue in the other thread.
