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... message with instructions how to program the blank LAN controllers. I have the same problem - just got my fitlet2 with the LAN FACET card, and pfSense 2.4.2 can't see the interfaces on it. Could you please PM me the instructions, too? Hi, We need the screenshot with the output of the eeupdate64e ...

Leonid wrote:I sent the private message with instructions how to program the blank LAN controllers.

I have the same problem - just got my fitlet2 with the LAN FACET card, and pfSense 2.4.2 can't see the interfaces on it. Could you please PM me the instructions, too?

I have the exact same issue with FreeBSD 11.1 (pfSense 2.4.2). The LAN FACET is not recognized by the Intel igb driver. When attaching network cables to the ethernet ports the lights switch on. When running 'pciconf -lv': none10@pci0:1:0:0: class=0x020000 ...

I confirmed that I am able to use the USB installer on another computer. Oddly, I was able to install pfSense to another USB and boot that USB on the FitLet. I suspect I do not have something set right in the BIOS, but haven't figured out what it is. Not too big of a deal. ...

Hi,
- Does the installer work on other machines?
- Have you tried another USB port? USB2 instead of USB3?

I will let our Linux expert to answer this...

... booting into multi-user mode and just before the installation routine begins I get the following error: Trying to mount root from ufs://dev/ufs/pfSense [ro]... mountroot: waiting for device /dev/ufs/pfSense ... Mounting from ufs:/dev/ufs/pfSense failed with error 19. Are there specific BIOS ...

I have installed and played with pfSense 2.3 on my fitlet-iA10. It seemed to install fine. Just need the time to learn pfSense. What I think you did wrong, is downloaded the serial port console version. Not the video console version. Whence ...

... so much that I now have purchased a fitlet xa-10-lan to replace my firewall. I have put 8GB Crucial memory and an mSATA SSD into it. However pfSense hangs before I can install the bits onto the SSD. This is a 64-bit "Full" (not "Embedded") install of pfSense 2.3. And I am installing from ...

... cards don't last as long as mSATA flash drives. As for speed, yes, a microSDHC/XC card seems to work great. I hope to turn my fitlet-iA10 into a pfSense firewall soon, using a microSD card as it's boot device.