Latest 1.2.3-20091106-2354 Randomly reboots
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If you're curious, I have an image up that only differs from RC3 in that it has padlock enabled.
http://pingle.org/files/pfSense-Full-Update-1.2.3-RC3-padlock.tgz
I don't have an equivalent without padlock though.
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Its beautiful now - no reboots in the last 12 hours (it was happening every 2 hours approx). It makes me wonder what has changed - was it at all related to padlock, or just a coincidence?
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No reboots with the same image you had? Or with the image I posted?
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No reboots with your RC3 + padlock you posted - thanks
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Ok, so it's probably not padlock then. Perhaps some other change since I built that one, or a bad builder run of some kind.
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As a side note - Are there any plans to have padlock enabled (package added) to 1.2.3-Release?
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Padlock should already be back in current snapshots of 1.2.3. It was added back a week or so ago.
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I will do some tests with my system but I ran kldstat and I don't see the padlock driver being list although I am a novice so not sure if this is right.
I am running 1.2.3 RC3 so I will see if the reboot kicks back in.
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1.2.3-RC3 build 7/11/09 still reboots.
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I ran kldstat and I don't see the padlock driver being list . . ..
I expect that, in common with other drivers, the padlock driver is built into the kernel.
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I have put the firmware listed above and it works fine but the latest snapshot doesn't.
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Yes but not to sure on the build differences to cause a reboot.
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Does any of the Devs know what is causing this.
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I'm not sure anyone has even reproduced it, let alone knows what is causing it on your hardware.
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I was wondering if there has been a driver change.
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The only changes to drivers have been for Atheros wireless cards (ath0), and even then the change is simply reverting something that changed between RC2 and RC3.
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Do you know what the difference is between the firmware listed above and the latest snapshot.
The RC1 works fine the firmware listed above work but the latest snapshot doesn't.
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There are a lot of changes. Too many to list. Changes to pfSense code, patches, tools repo changes, etc. Hundreds of changes at least, maybe more.
Unless you can pinpoint with a little more accuracy what might actually be causing the reboots, it will be impossible to track. There should be a debugging kernel on the CD, available as an option when you install. (There are ways to switch kernels live, if you know how, the kernels are in /kernels/) If you switch to a debug kernel it should stop with an error instead of rebooting.
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Ok I will have to have a look at this then.
Is anyone else seeing this problem?
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Well, obviously I am. Its common to my VIA cpu based systems. I don't seem to have any issues with other platforms at the moment, using the latest snapshots.
