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    ACPI errors during boot unable to proceed with the installation

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      pfsin
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      Hello,

      I recently installed pfSense, but when I boot up, I encounter repeated error messages that prevent me from proceeding. These messages keep appearing continuously, making it difficult to set up the system properly.

      I haven’t been able to access the web interface yet, and even when I try to enter the shell or open vi to edit a file, the errors continue to display, making any input difficult.

      Is there a way to suppress or disable these messages so I can complete the initial setup? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated.

      The harware is an old fujitsu esprimo pc, d556/e85+.

      Thank you!IMG_0286 (1).jpg

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        patient0 @pfsin
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        @pfsin searching the internet for "freebsd firmware error ACPI could not resolve symbol SB.PCI0.LPCB.ECAV" brought up:

        https://www.reddit.com/r/PFSENSE/comments/11bi0sw/firmware_error_acpi/

        At the boot menu, press 3 and type ("OK: being the prompt, don't type that):

        OK set debug.acpi.disabled="thermal"
        OK boot
        

        If that works add it to /boot/loader.conf.local (without the 'set') as mentioned in the reddit thread.

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          pfsin @patient0
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            pfsin @patient0
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            @patient0 Thanks that works!

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              patient0 @pfsin
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              @pfsin excellent, happy it worked.

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