Fresh out of the oven:
http://www.pfsense.com/~sullrich/RELENG_1_SNAPSHOT_03-10-2006/
On 3/11/06, Randy B <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've spent the last month making a grand tour of the firewall world -
> tried everything from IPCop to Smoothwall, a fully-licensed PIX-515E
> from work to m0n0w
I've spent the last month making a grand tour of the firewall world -
tried everything from IPCop to Smoothwall, a fully-licensed PIX-515E
from work to m0n0wall, and I still come back to pfSense. Not only is
this my hobby, I oversee a flock of ~70 PIXen & FWSMs at work every
day.
There's just not
DarkFoon wrote:
What about that jumpering thing, though?
I've never done it, but I believe that hard codes the drive's limit to
some fixed number, and I don't know that software can work around that
fixed number.
Regardless, the chance of actually using 300 GB on a machine that old is
esse
"You can try "dangerously dedicated mode" - now under the "wizzard"-mode
in the fdisk-editor, where you create the partitions.
But I guess any 75$ PC from ebay will correctly detect and work with a
300 GB disk nowadays.
Is your time worth so little?"
I have been in your situation before wh
DarkFoon wrote:
FreeNAS sounds like a neat idea, unfortunately it's not quite what I had
in mind for this backup computer. I was going to write a cron job for
this computer so that every night (or maybe once a week) it would turn
on(the BIOS has an auto-boot function), and use smbtar to grab all
FreeNAS sounds like a neat idea, unfortunately it's not quite what I had
in mind for this backup computer. I was going to write a cron job for
this computer so that every night (or maybe once a week) it would turn
on(the BIOS has an auto-boot function), and use smbtar to grab all of
the files from
DarkFoon wrote:
So the question is, if I jumper the drive to limit it to 32GB so the
darn computer will actually boot (the BIOS freezes detecting the drive),
can I get FreeBSD to recognize all 300GB? I probably should check the
FreeBSD man pages, but being as ill as I am right now, I feel like
a
