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    Hllo i want to install pfsense on an old computer

    Problems Installing or Upgrading pfSense Software
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      firefox
      last edited by

      hllo i want to install pfsense on an old computer
      700 mgh
      and 512 mega memory

      what version do i need
      and how do i install it

      i am new in this

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      • pttP
        ptt Rebel Alliance
        last edited by

        http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,70.0.html

        http://pfsense.org/

        http://doc.pfsense.org/index.php/Main_Page

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          firefox
          last edited by

          i dont speek einglish
          or read very well

          before i post this i try to read in the link that you gave

          what type of version i need to my old computer

          what is the difrents btwin evry version

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          • Cry HavokC
            Cry Havok
            last edited by

            There are forums in languages other than English here. Look further down and see if there is one in a language you are more comfortable with.

            Don't forget http://translate.google.com/ either.

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              firefox
              last edited by

              OK now at least I write good
              But it still does not help me
              Like I said I want to install the Software on an old computer with 512 MB memory
              700 MHz processor
              How do I install it
              I should add that on Windows or Linux
              Or you can install it with no operating system
              Why do I need to flash memory card
              Can I install it on a hard disk
              Why do I have some 512MB versions 1 GB 2 GB 3 GB 4 GB
              What are the differences between various versions
              Which version works best for my computer

              Thanks for your help

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                Metu69salemi
                last edited by

                You don't need flash card if you have harddrive
                1g,2g & 4g editions are for cf-cards with different sizes of cards.

                you can (and really should) use iso-edition with harddrive

                you don't want to have windows or linux on same machine, because pfsense is going to wipe those out. pfsense runs on freebsd (Operation System)

                Installation: download iso-image, burn it to optical media(commonly known cd/dvd) and boot with that. follow orders.

                what is your native language, if there is same languages native speakers around to help you out

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                  firefox
                  last edited by

                  I speak Hebrew

                  List of downloadable files which one I should download
                  Files with extension "iso"  "img"
                  They have continued after like gz or gz.md5 or gz.sha256
                  How do I burn these files
                  Do I need to change their name?

                  After I burn it to disc
                  I just install it as I install an operating system?
                  What versions I should download?

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                    Metu69salemi
                    last edited by

                    just download iso.gz edition
                    There you still have possibility to download either i386(32 bit) or amd64(64 bit) editions

                    after you've downloaded the file unarchive it and burn it.
                    You do install it like operation system.

                    .md5 and .sha256 is for hash checking, it's very good habit to check downloaded file, atleast if it's operation system or executable

                    you don't have to rename those files at all

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                      firefox
                      last edited by

                      Process has several options
                      Standard Installation
                      Advanced installation {for those who want to configure itself}
                      And another thing that I do not remember

                      I chose the first option

                      Then I showed up 3 more options
                      Installing more than one processor
                      Installing without vga
                      Installation with etc etc etc

                      What to choose ?

                      and then after the install end
                      how do i Access the Management Screen ?

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                      • pttP
                        ptt Rebel Alliance
                        last edited by

                        Check  / Read this:

                        http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,32775.msg169424.html#msg169424

                        http://www.4shared.com/document/9vjmvCk-/pfSense_QIG.html

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                          firefox
                          last edited by

                          I went through the installation
                          I have a strange problem
                          I can not access the web interface from a PC with Linux

                          Is there a way to set up the router quickly

                          There's lots and lots of settings

                          is there an option to access the web interface from the computer the pfsense is install on

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