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    • G
      GeorgeOnLine last edited by

      Hello,
      I need to identify the right 1.0.RC3 image file for installation on a Wrap board.
      I already read the tutorial, but the menthioned file seems do not exist!  ???

      Is the right file now called pfSense-1.0-RC3-Embedded-128-meg.img.gz (embedded section)?

      Thanks in advance.

      gol

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        jeroen234 last edited by

        yes
        then when booted you need to upload these upgrades in order
        http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-rc3a-Full-Embedded.tgz
        http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3b-Full-Embedded.tgz
        http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3c-Full-Embedded.tgz
        http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3d-Full-Embedded.tgz
        http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3e-Full-Embedded.tgz

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          GeorgeOnLine last edited by

          Thank you very much  :)

          Upgrades a-b-c-d-e may be loaded from the web interface?

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            jeroen234 last edited by

            yes from the firmware page

            will have a wrap and a soekris tomorow
            will make a image for them that all ready has the upgrades in it
            don't want to reboot 5 times per emebbed box

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              GeorgeOnLine last edited by

              @jeroen234:

              will make a image for them that all ready has the upgrades in it

              nice idea  ;)

              Thanks again!

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                jeroen234 last edited by

                if you don't want to reboot so manny times then you can try my image
                http://members.lycos.nl/jeroen234/pfsense_enbedded/

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                  xibalba last edited by

                  is there an update shell script like those posted in this thread (http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/board,30.0.html)

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                  • X
                    xibalba last edited by

                    i just used this…
                    #!/bin/sh
                    cd /tmp
                    fetch http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-rc3a-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    fetch http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3b-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    fetch http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3c-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    fetch http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3d-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    fetch http://pfsense.iserv.nl/updates/pfSense-1.0-RC3e-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    cd /
                    tar zxvf /tmp/pfSense-1.0-rc3a-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    tar zxvf /tmp/pfSense-1.0-RC3b-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    tar zxvf /tmp/pfSense-1.0-RC3c-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    tar zxvf /tmp/pfSense-1.0-RC3d-Full-Embedded.tgz
                    tar zxvf /tmp/pfSense-1.0-RC3e-Full-Embedded.tgz

                    on a side note, when i tried to uploaded rc3a through the web browser it didn't seem to update the /usr/local/lib/php/extensions/no-debug-non-zts-20020429/apc.so file like it was suppose to.

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                      rsw686 last edited by

                      Or you can add the patches before you flash the image file. Have to use them on a freebsd machine, I use freesbie in vmware, but you can just burn it to a CD and run directly from there (doesn't modify hard disk).

                      Script to add the patches.
                      http://wgnrs.dynalias.com:81/pfsense/sh-add-patch.sh

                      Script to replace the stock config with your config.
                      http://wgnrs.dynalias.com:81/pfsense/sh-replace-config.sh

                      And for those who want an all in one solution. A script that adds the patches, config, and miniupnpd. But you can download and modify to get what you want. It calls the above plus some other scripts.
                      http://wgnrs.dynalias.com:81/pfsense/sh-custom-image.sh

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                        jeroen234 last edited by

                        i use a pfsense hd install to make the pfsense embedded images

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                          pcatiprodotnet last edited by

                          @jeroen234:

                          i use a pfsense hd install to make the pfsense embedded images

                          Does this mean your images will write to the CF more often and thus wear the CF out faster?

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                            jeroen234 last edited by

                            nope i use pfsense to add the patches and extra files to the basic rc3 embedded image

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