Install bug
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We don't have any code that would make /etc a RAM disk, let alone one that small. Whatever manual modifications you have made to your firewall are causing it to break. Reinstall the firewall with a stock setup and don't make any edits to the files.
Don't report bugs on custom-modified systems until you can repeat the problem on a stock system.
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May I ask where did you get this image? (Or, have you really modded it yourself?) Hard to imagine a more broken idea than /etc on a ramdisk.
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A file was lost before upgrading the system.Ā This time I will overwrite the file upload to the system under the "etc" directory
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Dudeā¦
1/ Get a GENUINE install image. Not some homebrew crap. Here: https://www.pfsense.org/download/
2/ Do a FRESH CLEAN install. Do NOT upgrade. overwrite or otherwise hack the current clusterfuck.
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Dudeā¦
1/ Get a GENUINE install image. Not some homebrew crap. Here: https://www.pfsense.org/download/
2/ Do a FRESH CLEAN install. Do NOT upgrade. overwrite or otherwise hack the current clusterfuck.
wellā¦ i am try new install, but i only v2.4 backup config file in nanobsd,Ā i am using 32GB USB Card disk.
v2.4 config file not work in v2.3.4
WARNING: Current pkg repository has a new OS major version.
Ā Ā Ā Ā pfSense should be upgraded before doing any other
Ā Ā Ā Ā operation
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You did not have 2.4 and NanoBSD. I don't know what you did or what you had, but it could not have been 2.4 with NanoBSD.
Just write the 2.4 install memstick img to a different USB stick and then install it on top of your existing USB stick (or even better ā use a new one).
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You did not have 2.4 and NanoBSD. I don't know what you did or what you had, but it could not have been 2.4 with NanoBSD.
Just write the 2.4 install memstick img to a different USB stick and then install it on top of your existing USB stick (or even better ā use a new one).
I have try your way, but 2.4 install memstick img can't boot for install. only nanobsd can boot for install.
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2.4 nanobsd does not exist.
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NanoBSD also does not "install". It runs in-place. There is no way currently to start with 2.3.x or before NanoBSD and get to 2.4.
We are working on an in-place upgrade to transform a NanoBSD install into a full install (assuming it's 64-bit) but it's still a work in progress.
If you can't boot to install from a USB memstick, there is probably a problem with your BIOS settings, or the hardware in general. Or you're using the wrong installer image.
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NanoBSD also does not "install". It runs in-place. There is no way currently to start with 2.3.x or before NanoBSD and get to 2.4.
We are working on an in-place upgrade to transform a NanoBSD install into a full install (assuming it's 64-bit) but it's still a work in progress.
If you can't boot to install from a USB memstick, there is probably a problem with your BIOS settings, or the hardware in general. Or you're using the wrong installer image.
NanoBSD can boot.Ā pfSense-CE-memstick-2.4.0-BETA-amd64-20170404-0741.imgĀ cant boot forĀ install.
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There is no 2.4 NanoBSD so that is not a valid comparison. Which NanoBSD image, specifically, can boot?
If 2.3.x boots but 2.4.x doesn't, it is most likely an issue with your BIOS or BIOS settings.
Perhaps boot a 2.3.3 installer, perform a full install, and then upgrade to 2.4 that way.
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ok. i have using new server install on SSD.
but it is show wrong ipv6 information. what is mean ?
