> Even if adding more memory corrects the issue, I still don't like to know > that pfsense can suddenly die and leave no clues behind :-|.
pfSense is pretty stable. I've tested it in many VMs and 'bare metal' systems and it doesn’t freeze on me. Of course, I might not be using the same combinations of packages as you, but I would suspect the hardware, or troubleshooting as you’ve done: increasing the ram. Overheating can be a problem. I use KVM on centos and ubuntu server, and freebsd does not like some settings. It can fail to boot with the default CPU emulation, for example.
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