pfSense on Watchguard M370
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PM sent regarding the bios file. I never actually used it myself after the password was found and speedshift support appeared in FreeBSD.
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@stephenw10 Grateful Sir for the information and thank you for the response.
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Where can I get the serial installer? The download page says snapshots are disabled and there are no packages to download anywhere. The only thing to find is going with the Netgate download, which is free so that's fine, but the download options there just include the "memstick USB" option, not memstick-serial.
I'm reading that Netgate changed their installer last year to make things easier. But that you now require an active internet connection, which is a little annoying.
So, I can go with the pfSense-CE-memstick-serial-2.7.2-RELEASE-amd64.img.gz which I found online. But my question is, how about the new "memstick USB" option? Does that work to install on the WG Firebox M3707470/570?
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Yes, you can use the Net Installer. Just be sure to enable the serial console in the installer so it boots to that in the resulting install. The installer itself will show on both consoles.
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@stephenw10 I don't have enough points to upvote, so I'll just say thank you Stephen
!Now, if the seller agrees to selling me that M570, I should be good to tackle this thanks to all the good info supplied by the community in this thread :)
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Does anyone still have the modified bios for the M470?
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I have the file that was posted but I never tested it. I don't know if @Carnivore-0 ended up testing it above.
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@stephenw10 No Sir, i have not tested it yet. Just finished building my M570, will test it on the M370 in the near future.
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Is it possible to receive a copy of the unlocked bios bin file? I have three M370 appliances, and I would like to try to program them with my ch341a programmer.
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Anyone has an idea about the power consumption of the M350/370's once they run PfSense ?
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There is no M350. The M390 is an ARM device so can't run pfSense.
For the M370 it depends on what CPU you're running and how many ports you use. But with the stock Celeron G3900 I see ~18W at idle with my (totally uncalibrated) kill-a-watt style meter.
