HP Compaq DL380 G2
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Strange, you might use the Compaq smartstart cd or whatever it's called (I don't believe the G2's have a traditionally configurable BIOS) and futz with the settings. Maybe it needs to be configured to unix/freebsd/linux/whatever non-windows setting there is.
–Bill
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:-)
Well sounds good… just forgot about that while rebuilding our crashed exchange server...
Thanks for the tip !
Martin
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Shit… no freebsd setup on the Compaq setup CD :'(
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Try the other options then, maybe one of them is suitable for freebsd as well.
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Well i tried…
any of the unixes did not work but linux ( :o i know) works best until now...
i'll try more soon ;D
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I always select Linux from the smart start fun-ness cd.
Afterwards I scrub my hands for as long as often as they feel dirty.
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Well i tried…
any of the unixes did not work but linux ( :o i know) works best until now...
i'll try more soon ;D
As originally suggested, linux is likely the "best" option.
–Bill
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:D
well… seems to be most popular...
but perhaps one day there will be a pfsense option in the bios :P
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I was seeing the same problems on my IBM x330 Dual P3 box. Appears to be ACPI related.
hint.acpi.0.disabled=1 to /boot/loader.conf
should take care of it
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http://wiki.pfsense.com/wikka.php?wakka=BootOptions