That seems pretty clear to me that the fix to the driver is only in the
HEAD branch, and could theoretically be merged back to 10.x branch by
copying the diffs from commit 261790. So what you need to do is try booting
the bleeding edge HEAD branch of the kernel and if it detects the second
NIC you
On Tue, Mar 10, 2015 at 12:53 PM, WebDawg webd...@gmail.com wrote:
Where is this tracked. I remember I used to be able to install the next
version of pfSense, can I still do this?
What you're saying you want to try is debugging, not a production solution.
pfSense 2.2 already runs the most
I have an issue with the version of BSD used in pfSense and my hardware. I
was given the following advice to fix some hardware I use with pfSense and
I would like to try it:
Please try a snapshot of HEAD. It should try to allocate a PCI bus number
for
your second device which is currently
