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    Atom C3758 - Supermicro A2SDi-8C-HLN4F - PFsense?

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      Guest
      last edited by

      Simply put, the nic is X553, so far it's not supported yet on FreeBSD, therefore not on pfsense.

      The SoC integrated NICs will be X553 (1 GBit/s) and X557 (10 GBit/s) and yes both are under construction!
      For FreeBSD and also for pfSense, likes shown under the following links here;
      Netgate on Twitter
      Denverton thread
      Post on reddit

      It is in the works for freebsd, no eta.

      The first Denverton (C3000) board from Supermicro was announced for August 2017 and I think
      it is only a pretty bit to fast to imagine that there are drivers out now!

      As for pfsense, I would have thought it will get done as the rumour mill suggests the next batch of pfsense own hardware might be denverton based.

      Under the twitter link (above) they are showing up one small board (nano-itx) and were talking over a greater
      and stronger (more powerful) board based on that C3000 chip.

      Until driver's supported, I'll just sling a couple of usb gigabit adapters I have lying around on it (which I actually already did, works fine). Obviously wont be as good but will do for now plus lets me play and test it all while I wait.

      For sure this board are looking awesome there are some rally interesting boards that could turn it all inside.
      Supermicro A2SDi-TP8F
      Quad LAN with Intel® C3000 SoC
      2x 10 GbE RJ45 ports over C3000 SoC (X557)
      2x 10GBit/s SFP+ Ports over C3000 SoC (X557)
      Quad LAN with Intel® Ethernet Controller I350-AM4
      4x 1 GBit/s RJ45 over Intel i350-AM4

      Supermicro A2SDi-LN4F
      Intel® Ethernet Controller I350-AM4
      4x 1 GBit/s RJ45 over Intel i350-AM4

      This both are offering NICs that are supported out of the box and one of them for future 10 GbE Ports too!
      As said all is given here, what the nerd heart will be loving,

      • M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4
      • much and fast RAM
      • miniPCIe slot for a WiFi card

      Edit: Possible FreeBSD will have support for X553 by end of month, maybe(?), source: https://lwn.net/Articles/735126/

      I hope so for you and others thart are willing to buy or use that Intel C3000 SoC, I personally will waiting
      until the Xeon D-15x3N platform will be launched and then I must really decide if I go with the D-15x3N or the
      Supermicro A2SDi-TP8F.

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        jwt Netgate
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        C3000 is already running in the lab.

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          iormangund
          last edited by

          @jwt:

          C3000 is already running in the lab.

          What does that mean? That it's working in closed beta?

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            Guest
            last edited by

            What does that mean? That it's working in closed beta?

            It means they are testing it and have to wait like all others that the FreeBSD drivers will be out there!
            Be patient….

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              zeux
              last edited by

              Some news about pfSense and Intel Atom 3858 ?

              Thank you

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                MarvinFS
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                Guys any news on X553 driver?
                It's still not working on 2.4.2_1 and it'a January already.
                I've bought 6 pcs SYS-E200-9A with A2SDi-4C-HLN4F boards.
                It's perfect all in all even Windows 2016 server works perfectly there, but not pfsense.
                Any updates of manually putting FreeBSD drivers in there?
                disabling virtualization or VT-d in BIOS does nothing for pfsense and NIC detection.

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                  FreeMindedCH
                  last edited by

                  I just installed the latest Devel Version (pfSense-CE-memstick-2.4.4-DEVELOPMENT-amd64-latest) on a SuperServer 5019A-FTN4 and the network interfaces are working.

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                    R3Z3N
                    last edited by R3Z3N

                    Working fine here. The only oddity with the board was it did not like a bunch of USB disks, would not let me choose to boot them or see them in the UEFI. Thought I had a bum mobo because of this. Just edited the XML backup with the new ix0-ix4 NICs and imported the backup just fine.

                    Supermicro A1SRi-2558F
                    Samsung 850 Evo 120GB

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                      ozlecz @zeux
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                      @zeux are you okay with your 3558...i have installed 2.4.4_p1 and it all goes well..the thing is iam having problem with internet DL...normaly i have 25dl/25ul mbps...but with pfsense in between ima getting 2dl/25ul....note that UL is not affected

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                        R3Z3N
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                        @ozlecz I am getting 300dl/30ul using a 5 way round robin PIA VPN outgoing setup. Using PIA's high encryption I get 150dl/30ul which may be a limitation on their end.

                        Supermicro A1SRi-2558F
                        Samsung 850 Evo 120GB

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