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    Scheduled Pinned Locked Moved Problems Installing or Upgrading pfSense Software
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      Packern
      last edited by

      Hi All

      Just been playing with 2.2.5 as live cd and does what I want it to do (this time). I tried earlier on older hardware. This hard ware is not the latest either. Works great though as a live CD :)

      CPU Specs from the dashboard page :-

      Intel(R) Pentium(R) 4 CPU 3.20GHz
      Current: 399 MHz, Max: 3192 MHz

      2 CPUs: 1 package(s) x 1 core(s) x 2 HTT threads

      But when I have installed it to the hard drive it sticks at boot with this :-

      F1 pfsense

      F6 pxe

      boot: f1
      \

      That's all it does ????

      Any ideas

      640K ought to be enough ram for anybody

      Bill Gates 1981

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        Packern
        last edited by

        Update

        I have tried to install it again (3rd time) and noticed it seems to stick at this point (30%) for about 10 minuets !!!!!

        /usr/local/bin/cpdup  -vvv -I -o /user /mnt /user

        If that's any help

        640K ought to be enough ram for anybody

        Bill Gates 1981

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          muswellhillbilly
          last edited by

          Sounds like it's having trouble writing to the hard drive. Hardware issue (dodgy drive) is my guess.

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            Packern
            last edited by

            Thanks for that had the same idea myself  :)

            Changed it and guess what ,,,,,,,,  same problem !!!!!

            Any way cant waste any more time on it so ordered some different hardware and see how I get on with that.

            Thanks for bothering to reply to me I know I'm not as good as some on here as I'm just at windows desktop and server support level so have a lot to learn

            Cheers

            640K ought to be enough ram for anybody

            Bill Gates 1981

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              dkopimix
              last edited by

              same thing happen here. i try to boot from pfsense 2.2.5 usb 64 img that i prepare with physwritedisk. first i think that it's my hardware fault, but when i try opnsense 15.17.8 that has same boot loader option …same error show up.
              i haven't try cd iso because i don't have cd...
              the funny thing is when i try older version ( 2.0 and 1.8) everything run smoothly...

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