What are the chances of getting a patch in for the kernel on 1.2b2 that
adds some interfaces that would allow running Sangoma cards?
The drivers can be made an installable package, however they need some
symbols in the kernel to load properly. This would be cool as it'd allow
development of a
Chris Buechler wrote:
On Fri, 2007-06-29 at 22:32 -0400, Kendrick Vargas wrote:
It looks like my issues came from the new kernel not having the pf
support that the pfsense default kernel does. I am assuming this means
that the config for the kernel (/usr/src/sys/i386/conf/GENERIC ?) which
is
Hi,
I've got an issue where I need to recompile the pfSense FreeBSD kernel
to enable a piece of hardware I have. I'm trying to enable the wanpipe
drivers from Sangoma and they seem to have to recompile the kernel with
a patch to enable their devices. I did this in a Developer vmware image
and
Chris Buechler wrote:
Kendrick Vargas wrote:
I would really appreciate that. But before i go asking for anything...
let me get a snapshot of 1.2b1 on that box and make sure it all works
before I move on. It might also be nice to have the wanpipe drivers
available as an installable package in
Chris Buechler wrote:
> Kendrick Vargas wrote:
>> I would really appreciate that. But before i go asking for anything...
>> let me get a snapshot of 1.2b1 on that box and make sure it all works
>> before I move on. It might also be nice to have the wanpipe drivers
>>
Chris Buechler wrote:
> Kendrick Vargas wrote:
>> So, let me ask the question... Could I run 1.0.1 with the standard
>> kernel on the net4801, or was there something else in the way that
>> would've made it difficult to run the default kernel?
>
> 4801's run f
ally needed a serial only kernel - the
> WRAP did due to BIOS differences that caused FreeBSD to hang (or
> crash?) on boot with a VGA kernel. The Soekris BIOS was a little more
> superior in that regard...FreeBSD has since worked around the issue.
>
> --Bill
>
> On 6/25
Hi,
I was looking at installing 1.2 beta on the net4801. I don't have CF, I
have a laptop hard drive in the beast. I find 1.0.1 runs quite nicely on
it vs. running it on CF.
My question is that with the 1.0.1 install, I had to use a surrogate
host to prep the hard drive, install a different kerne
sai wrote:
> gui. You would probably need to make changes to the kernel config
> file.
>
> do post a howto if you get it to work :-)
Which is pretty much what I was asking about... Oh well, thanks for the
attempt anyways :-) I guess the "other os" community is a little more
forthcoming with help
Hi all,
I'm trying to compile the wanpipe drivers from Sangoma for use with my
pfSense box. I found a wanpipe-custom.tbz package available on what I
assume is one of the sites in the network for packages for pfSense. The
problem that I found was that, after installing, I couldn't seem to get
the m
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