RaspberryPi model 2 6x the power for running pfsense on
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Since its no longer April 1st, I need to recant my former BS post about pfsense supporting ARM - haha.
Maybe in a decade (-:
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Despite reading fake news stories all day yesterday I confess you totally got me with this. ::)
Steve
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I tied for low key. Hope it wasn't too irritating to the serious folks. (-:
Maybe if we are lucky it might even happen eventually. haha
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I tied for low key. Hope it wasn't too irritating to the serious folks. (-:
Maybe if we are lucky it might even happen eventually. haha
It already runs, it's just not released. Waiting to officially roll from PBIs to pkg(ng).
I told you yesterday that I own several hundred BBB (they're for sale, but I've paid for them).
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Good luck with the BBBs.
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I too, am interested in running pfsense on a Pi2, but was thinking of connecting a ENC28J60, maybe two, to avoid the on-board NIC concerns, I exclusively use 3G for my web access, so throughput isn't likely to be a problem. I also live on a boat with no shore power, so power consumption is kept to a minimum.
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Ah! Well you have a fairly unusual requirement then. Not unique though. Ask Phil who operates a network of mostly solar powered pfSense boxes. Most of them ALIX boxes. You can probably find one second hand for very little and they use <5W.
Steve
