Console menu 8) Shell Segmentation fault
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It definitely should not be doing that. Any other errors show in the main system log?
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Yes. This in the General log:
Jan 13 18:36:02 sshd[94974]: Accepted keyboard-interactive/pam for admin from 192.168.1.25 port 59393 ssh2
Jan 13 18:36:08 kernel: pid 97289 (tcsh), uid 0: exited on signal 11 (core dumped)
Jan 13 18:36:09 sshd[94974]: Exiting on signal 15 -
I would definitely be suspicious of the power source or hardware in that case. If you haven't already contacted support about it, you should start a discussion there.
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I don't have a support contract. That costs as much as the hardware! I bought a Netgate RCC-VE 2440 which is the recommended hardware and can even be supplied by pfSense (although I bought it directly from Netgate). Can I start a discussion at Support without buying an expensive contract?
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That's software support, the hardware is still supported in cases where it has an issue (as long as you're in the warranty period). You can always contact support for a hardware issue.
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I don't expect to get much joy reporting a segmentation fault to a hardware vendor. Unless I've misunderstood you?
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If it happens on a clean install, especially after a reinstall, then the odds are that it's power or hardware, not a software issue.
You could toss another OS on there and see how it runs, but odds are it's likely also going to be unstable.
Seeing those crashes is definitely abnormal for pfSense on that hardware, so either something went wrong with the installation, or the power/hardware has a fault.
It's definitely worth running by our support team.
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Sorry, I don't know how to do that without purchasing a support contract. Can you provide a link?
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You can send an e-mail to support@netgate.com
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I appreciate your help with this. The issue eventually went away when I did a complete reflash of the firmware. Option 8 is now working correctly.
