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      MarkatOSI last edited by

      I have a pfSense installation on a Super Micro server which uses integrated broadcom ethernet on the motherboard. I have a AOC-IPMI20-E ipmi card installed which shares the first ethernet port. FreeBSD 6.1 has a bug in it's drivers for this broadcom chipset which does not allow this implementation to work properly. There is a patch available here: http://paranoid.nl/~eilander/freebsd/ipmi/ for FreeBSD 6.2-Release

      So the question I'm asking is when might pfSense move to FreeBSD 6.2?

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        hoba last edited by

        That already happened: http://pfsense.com/~sullrich/1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-12-04-2006/
        The lates snapshots are already based on the latest FreeBSD 6.2 releases.

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          sullrich last edited by

          FreeBSD 6.2 is not even out yet.  It's still in testing.  Use the pfSense testing snapshots.

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            SatireWolf last edited by

            Ahh, sullrich strikes again :) That's great, I'll test the 6.2 builds on the new 1.5GHz Epia C7 platform with the 3x1000BT adapter board installed later this week.

            P.S. Sullrich R0x0r3z! Well, yeah, I appreciate your work a great deal :)

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              MarkatOSI last edited by

              Thanks for the quick response. I'll test it out either this week or next.

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