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      TraderX
      last edited by TraderX

      Hi Guys

      Ive tried installing pf2.60 number of times on 2 WG800's and both experience the same problem, that is when all the install selections are made the screen is flooded with 10-15 columns of double digit no's which never stop painting

      I'm using 115200,8,1,N and tried 2 usb console cables which have worked on other xtm5 boxes and does work on one now perfectly.

      I also have fresh install of putty and tried on 2 machines to no avail
      so deducting its something unique to the 800 series I need to set or do differently and looking for some guidance on resolving this?

      Also I see LCDproc would be great too
      Is there a specific bios for 800 and is that the only way to turn the fans down ;-S

      Edit: didn't think this would work but tried installing successful install on 5 series to 8 series and failed around when "bootstrapping clock" started with column of no's

      much appreciated
      TX

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        TraderX
        last edited by

        Could this problem be related to the zeon processor type and the build of pfsense?

        pic attached
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        • stephenw10S
          stephenw10 Netgate Administrator
          last edited by

          This: https://forum.netgate.com/post/969072

          Can be worked around with this: https://forum.netgate.com/post/983284

          So at the first boot interupt the boot at the loader menu to reach the loader prompt OK>

          Then enter:

          set debug.acpi.disabled="apei"
          boot
          

          Then once it's booted create the file /boot/loader.conf.local and add the line:

          debug.acpi.disabled="apei"
          

          Steve

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